Sentence examples for engine points from inspiring English sources

Pete Flint, the chief executive of Trulia, a real estate search engine, points out that people who have never bought a home make up a demographic tending toward the young and unmarried.

When you search, you know what you want (or something close to it) and the search engine points you in the right direction.

Tumblr (which is owned by Yahoo, whose search engine points to AMP pages) is now pushing 340 million blogs and 500,000 domains to render in AMP on mobile.

He says Google increasingly presents itself as a commerce site as much as a search engine, pointing to changes that occurred mainly in the last year or two.

"I used Twitter to connect to some great authors... [and] from a search engine point of view, it also helps with the elusive Google ranking results".

Comparing rockets with the billions of gasoline engines on the road, with even more starts and stops, and no exploding engines, points to the need for a quantum leap in reliability.

"Search engines point to information that is published online – and in this case to information that had to be made public, by law.

"That was one of my best buys," Horita suddenly yells over the plane's engines, pointing down at the lush fields.

The engine generally points to posts only, although if there is a good match to your query for an entire blog, Google points to the blog above normal search results (see screen shot below).

More than 4000 engine operation points are generated and simulated in AVL Boost.

The optimum fuel composition varies across the range of engine operating points.