Sentence examples for fans text from inspiring English sources

"They ought to let the fans text in their questions to the players," Armbrust said.

You didn't see fans texting or going for hot dogs when he was out there.

Part of the problem was that the winner was being decided not by judges, but by fans texting in, American Idol-style, and fans tend to prefer outlandish stunts involving cars and gospel choirs (by a two-to-one margin, apparently).

(Exactly who they were cheering for at that point, I don't know. Heckuva Job Brownie?) Many fans texted nervously, trying to get information.

One fan texted the team's flagship radio station that he "cried in his mother's arms" after the win.

Indeed, Bruce Dickinson became so enraged by one fan texting during the show that he stopped the gig to berate him, using the most industrial of language.

They appear on the screen as simple fan texts during a soccer show.

Fans can text — but not call — in questions and comments to the team's daily afternoon radio show, or, for example, text in a choice for most valuable player during the football season.

An inning before, a scoreboard prompt had asked fans to text their choice for the race's winner.

And even the most ardent fans of text mining warn that the software is useless without human brain power.

There is also a number that fans can text to report disruptive behavior, and there are security officers who patrol all the courts.