Sentence examples for geeks into a from inspiring English sources

For Apple product launches tend to whip gadget geeks into a frenzy, in the same way that sci-fi fans nerd out on "Star Wars" debuts.

The defense firm Lockheed Martin sent tech geeks into a frenzy yesterday when it revealed a few scant details of a "compact fusion reactor" (CFR) that a small team has been working on at the company's secretive Skunk Works in Palmdale, California.

It's fair to say that the broadcasting industry is going to need to be creating a steady pipeline of compelling VR content if there's to be any chance of virtual reality technology transforming from a niche pastime for geeks into a regular mass market entertainment medium.

It is funny, street-smart and keenly observed, and it unfolds from a comic portrait of a second-generation Dominican geek into a harrowing meditation on public and private history and the burdens of familial history.

After he wrote a prose poem about Noah for his seventh-grade English teacher, Vera Fried, he got to read it over the P.A. system — "The rain continued through the night and the cries of screaming men filled the air" — and was transformed from a math geek into a writer.

After he wrote a prose poem about Noah for his seventh-grade English teacher, Vera Fried, he got to read it over the P.A. system—"The rain continued through the night and the cries of screaming men filled the air"—and was transformed from a math geek into a writer.

Not surprisingly, the voice of Harry Potter seemed natural coming from an animated Robert Pattinson, undoubtedly sending every female fantasy geek into a frenzy.

He hadn't counted on being the only man among more than two dozen women, which initially threw this socially awkward geek into a panic.

A dazzling debut novel that unfolds from a comic portrait of a second-generation Dominican geek into an unnerving meditation on Dominican history and the relationship between political and personal dreams and losses.

FIrst of all, be sure that your startup makes sense for SXSW – both Twitter and Foursquare (and indeed Dodgeball) were highly suitable for thousands of geeks crammed into a smallish downtown with intermittent net connectivity and a desire to co-ordinate with each other.

Late last month hundreds of software developers and geeks packed into an East London venue to look for jobs with tech startups.