Sentence examples for far button from inspiring English sources

Thus far, Button has clients like Huffington Post and Conde Nast on the publisher side, with merchants like Hotels.com, Groupon, eBay and Uber.

The far right button is instead a settings button on this device.

For your response, here is a box with 5 buttons: the far-left button (or the far-right) means "very pleasant", the mid-left button (or the mid-right) means "pleasant", the middle button means "neutral", the mid-right button (or the mid-left) means "unpleasant", and the far-right button (or the far-left) means "very unpleasant".

Updated at 4.26pm GMT 4.22pm GMT Lap 14 Hulkenberg is this far behind Button who still holds the lead.

For example, the far right button usually brings up a list of running apps.

The McLaren drivers have been complimentary about the way the car behaves so far, and Button said the car was "about equal" to the Red Bull and Sauber in the corners.

The music identification option (far right button), as noted above, lets you tap or shake your phone to tag tracks you hear in the wild, then add them to your own playlists.

There are far fewer buttons, and intuition usually replaces the owner's manual.

Anella, less than a year old, is far more buttoned up (candles, burnished wood, quiet conversation) but keeps up the backyard tradition.

Ms. Johansson's earlier character on Broadway was far more buttoned-up — the virginal teenager, Catherine, in Arthur Miller's "View From the Bridge," who was unaware of her sexuality and its effect on men.

So far, no buttons approaching a kind of "solidarnosc" message are emanating from the headquarters of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, trumpeting a a link between officers and the Occupy Wall Street troops.