Sentence examples for entering the content from inspiring English sources

T-Mobile did announce this week that it's entering the content delivery space with the acquisition of Layer3TV.

In Indonesia, even transportation giant Go-Jek is entering the content creation landscape, announcing a content creation production company called Go-Studios to support their content subscription model named Go-Play.

In Indonesia, even transportation giant Go-Jek is entering the content creation landscape, announcing a content creation production company called Go-Studios to support their content subscription model named Go-Play.

Entertainment attorney Schuyler Moore, who represented the producers of "Goal!," a film trilogy that was largely financed by Adidas and featured the company's apparel, believes that the adaptation of toys into movies is part of a broader trend of companies entering the "content business" in earnest. .

Entertainment attorney Schuyler Moore, who represented the producers of "Goal!," a film trilogy that was largely financed by Adidas and featured the company's apparel, believes that the adaptation of toys into movies is part of a broader trend of companies entering the "content business" in earnest.

You can also crack the egg against a flat surface, which some people find lessens the chance of the yolk breaking, and prevents eggshell surface bacteria from entering the contents.

He will enter the content in a moment but first he clicks the option Provide a menu link for the page and then clicks the Save button.

To understand what's this means, let's say that Netflix has made a corporate strategy choice (as I defined above) to enter the content business and to exit the mail order business.

Sounds enter the content of auditory perception.

That means that while the calendar may tell us that a scheduled meeting was arranged, too often no one enters the content, context, or agreed upon follow-ups that make that meeting as effective as it could be.

The issue of gender did not enter the content or debate influencing the policy agenda.