Sentence examples for getting redirected from inspiring English sources

They are instead getting redirected to the mobile web version to log payment details directly with Netflix.

Buying a song involves leaving the GarageBand application, getting redirected to a webpage that apparently asks you to verify your credit card number every time you buy a song, and then having your browser ask what application should be used to open the incoming file.

From the real world, we are already getting redirected rays.

Back-of-an-envelope solvable: Raise the retirement age, tweak the indexing formula (from wage inflation to price inflation) and means-test so that Warren Buffett's check gets redirected to a senior in need.

Your lifetime email is a permanent forwarding vehicle where email gets redirected to your personal or business mailbox and enables alumni to keep in touch with one another as they move and change jobs.

As a mobile user, there's nothing worse than clicking on a page that interests you in the search results, then finding that you get redirected to the homepage because you're on a mobile device.

"On many different occasions throughout the years I was there, CCP would often 'poach' WoD staff for expansion projects," recalls Nick Blood, a former developer and game master at CCP. "There were plenty of developers who would get redirected to create Eve content for three to six month cycles… During these times, World of Darkness development was significantly slowed down.

" This is Google's new passive-aggressive front in its war against Facebook: a "trap my contacts now" page that you get redirected to if you try to export your Gmail contacts out, using the system that Facebook has implemented now that Google has removed the easy way of doing that (see Google halts Facebook data usage - so Facebook polevaults).

Eventually, OrderAhead customers will get redirected to Caviar.

We were on our way to the White House Press press conference yesterday morning - when we got redirected.

But non-Digg users get redirected right to the Digg page about that story.