Sentence examples for feeds provided by from inspiring English sources
It does have live anchors, but they act as a human search engine, providing introductions and links to video feeds provided by others.
The site relies on a set of RSS feeds provided by Pinch Media, a company that offers services for iPhone app developers.
One of the most useful was the feeds provided by Ben Smith (@bensmithuk) who built UK Trains Wiki which Tweets disruption alerts for 25 UK train operators.
One of the most useful was that provided by Ben Smith who built UK Trains Disruption Alerts which Tweets alerts for 25 UK train operators via travel news feeds provided by a project from the BBC called BBC Backstage).
Customers were able to watch via feeds provided by the company, and the Rocket Lab board of directors was in New Zealand for the launch.
Finally, to avoid delays in becoming acquainted with new research, we suggest that people who rely on access to the latest published research subscribe to the really simple syndication (RSS) feeds provided by most publishers and PubMed itself.
A live video feed provided by Taiwan's United Daily News showed rescuers carefully carrying what appeared to be a body wrapped in white plastic away from the site.
The additional rainfall for the year also contributed to a welcomed surplus of feed provided by unusual regrowth by their winter tricale crop.
They secretly stole, secretly incorporated a Delaware corporation, did things to destroy TCW as a competitor," Mr. Quinn said, according to a video feed provided by CourtroomView.
Unable to set up its own cameras at the stadium, C-SPAN will take a video feed provided by Major League Baseball, according to spokeswoman Robin Newton, and simulcast play-by-play audio from Federal News Radio (1500 AM in the Washington market).
After a laborious six-month inquiry, the ICC has finally concluded what cricket has known all along, namely that Harper was let down by the failure of a sound feed provided by the host broadcaster SABC and, to make matters worse, other broadcasters, including Sky Sports, received their own superior feed, enabling them to lambast him for getting the decision wrong.
