Sentence examples for happening text from inspiring English sources

At least I'm not just sitting here waiting for some factoid to scroll down on Scoble's auto-updating list widget, or worse yet clicking on the new all-improved click me something's happening text on Twitter Web pages.

If you want to let your followers know what you are doing, type it into the 'What's happening?' text box and then click on the 'Tweet' button.

You can see a live update your remaining characters above the top right corner of the "What's happening" text input box.

This was even happening to text posts.

"What's happening?" The text entry box on the Twitter homepage innocently asks us constantly, compelling us to type in a <140 character window into what we're doing RIGHT NOW.

The next day, you receive a semi-frantic text from Guy, no longer a friend: "Did you tell anyone what happened!?" The text serves as a warning: Guy has already made it clear what he is physically capable of, and you want nothing more than to never see him again.

That only began to happen once text messaging became a part of daily life.

"We are getting languages where the first writing is not the translation of the Bible — as it has often happened — but text messages".

These tableaus and others were described as they happened in text messages that spread from mobile phone to mobile phone in New York City and beyond.

It's a way to be yourself even though most communications now happen over text.

In this case, farthest-first generally outperforms d-Confidence in finding rare instances, contrary to what happens in text corpora.