Sentence examples for has been cached from inspiring English sources

"Whether it is appropriate to conduct 'televised confessions' is a completely separate question from the legality of steps taken against Lam Wing-kee," said the editorial, which has been cached on CDT's website in Chinese.

"They all have webmaster tools, like Google's right to be forgotten," says Higgins. "Google itself can't take things off the website for you, but if information about you has been cached you can request to have it removed from search listings".

Once a map has been cached, the time to load it will be identical to running Halo 3 off the DVD with a HDD.

He said the Coast Guard also has "pollution response equipment" that has been cached in 18 different coastal locations in the region.

This only proves that most of your webpages has been cached by Google spider and there is a slight chance that some of your website old records will be highlighted in replace of not found description.

If you don't want to carry all your food for the next 100 miles after Muir Trail Ranch, which could take around 9 days or more, you have a couple of options: You can leave the JMT at mile 186, hike out over Kearsarge Pass to the Onion Valley trailhead and pick up your food resupply box that has been cached in a bear locker.

There's no way to find older tweets unless they've been cached by search engines.

We would have disclosed even earlier, but because some of this info had been cached, we thought we had a duty to clean that up before it became public.

The British destroyed military defenses in the area, including supplies that had been cached by the Continental Army in anticipation of an assault on British-occupied Newport, Rhode Island.

The state may find and incarcerate an individual and seize his blog, but much of what he wrote will most likely have been cached somewhere in the blogosphere, ready to be called up again.

Some of the men who drank the brackish waters along the way became violently ill, forcing Arnold to order construction of a shelter at the second pond as cover for the sick, and to send some men back to Fort Halifax for supplies that had been cached there.