Sentence examples for downloading from inspiring English sources

I remember, for example, being encouraged (ie conned) by my grandson into downloading a "free" app featuring a charming kitten, only to discover that if one wanted to clothe this animal in some daft costume or other then one had to shell out a tidy sum for each costume.

The second criticism, which has been voiced regularly ever since BitTorrent started work on its bundles initiative, is that when a famous artist releases one, they're teaching their fans to pirate music, because getting a bundle involves downloading BitTorrent's software client.

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Grabbing and downloading an Egg as is easy as using QuickLisp for Common Lisp.

But if viewers have to both have a Sky subscription and put up with ad breaks, will that definitely seem preferable to immediately downloading their favourite HBO shows?

"There will always be kids out there who are listening to the whole album on their own," said Pritchard, while Smith adds: "You can still be pretty sure that urban kids are unlikely to be downloading the Arctic Monkeys and that grime fans are not buying the latest PJ Harvey.

Though copycat software rose up afterwards, downloading music never again felt cloudless.

I am also not sure that Sky Atlantic will stop people downloading shows.

Imaginative, reasonably priced legal products are the best antidote to piracy: anti-piracy heads at the studios, indeed, clamour for well stocked, convenient movie-downloading services.

Having established the internet as somewhere to buy things, Amazon is again spending heavily on development in anticipation of consumers wanting to download music, video and books instead of having them delivered in the post.Amazon is highly secretive about its plans, but the online industry expects it soon to launch a service for downloading films and television shows.

If wireless carriers start upgrading their networks again, for instance, because consumers spend money on bandwidth-hungry data services such as music-downloading, Ericsson's profit warning would be forgotten.