Sentence examples for disc to make from inspiring English sources
It is important to move around, redistributing the fluid in the disc to make sure you are not immobile through the whole flight," said Dr. Mulholland.
Monte Lipman later stated that SBK only released the live disc to make more money from Ice's fame.
People who actually get upset over what games video game companies decide to put out, as if some incredible new black-ops dress-up game had to be wiped from each disc to make space for this cuddly little gem?
In 1908, he settled on an arrangement where the sign was backed by a red disc to make it stand out clearly, creating the "bulls-eye" device – the earliest form of what is today known as the roundel.
Never mind that the create-a-wrestler system no longer allows "live" previews of hair, clothes, and other elements you're adding to your creation, instead requiring you to select them and sit through a ton of loading before you can see what they look like on your crafted wrestle-person it has lots of videos of Stone Cold Steve Austin on the disc to make you forget about actually playing it.
Decorate the disc to make a funky looking hovercraft!
Now here's something to think about: Now that HD DVD is dead, do you see anything wrong with HD DVD disc owners breaking the DRM on their discs to make backups of the media that they've bought in an effort to future-proof their investments?
But there are enough worthwhile moments between the two discs to make this more than a gimmick.
"Since my partner also owns a CD/DVD plant," Mr. Astor said in an e-mail, "we've been testing using the methods used in disc manufacturing to make a new breed of vinyl record, but that R&D is slow going and not looking promising".
Debuting nationally in 1988, Limbaugh pioneered a unique media product that applied the skills and shtick he had developed as a disc jockey to make conservatism exciting and accessible.
Basically, as consumers discover the numerous ways to download movies, both legally and illegally, the studios will be forced to move away from relying on disc sales to make money.
