Sentence examples for example typing from inspiring English sources

For example, typing "sin 45 degrees" and hitting the Enter key brings a result of 0.707107 -- with no digging around for a calculator.

For example, typing the name of a Senate candidate usually reveals "for senate" or "wiki" as the top item in the list.

For example, typing the first phrase of the Preamble to the Constitution into Notepad ("We the people of the United States" but without the quotation marks) and then saving it creates a 34-byte file.

For example, typing the name of a city into Splunk's Google-like search text box might cause the program to show all phone call and website visitor logs containing that location.

For example, typing "Menches" in the Personal Name/Author field and "Kerkeosiris" in the Geographical Name box, then choosing "Search", retrieves texts by the village scribe Menches in which Kerkeosiris is mentioned.

For example, typing Wikipedia.org in a Web browser (or any of the site's pages for that matter), and as the page loads, pressing the escape key, circumvents or stops the blackout placeholder page from appearing.

In Microsoft Excel, for example, type "January" into a cell and press the Enter key.

Rather than insert a fake address, for example, type in your protest: "This question is intrusive".

For example, type I diabetes is believed to result from at least 14 genes.

We talk about for example types of words that tend to be used differently.

For example, type "83 yards in inches," "500 euros in dollars," or "grams in 3.2 pounds"; then press Enter.