Sentence examples for having to scroll from inspiring English sources

Like Don Corleone, I insist on hearing bad news at once instead of having to scroll down for it".

("She should be able to analyze Augustus's dictums, or early A.D. epithets / Without having to scroll through death, bomb, and rape threats").

You're reduced to the ridiculous exercise of having to scroll horizontally and vertically just to read, "Running 15 min late -- start without me".

Now, instead of having to scroll down into Settings to turn Shuffle on or off, users have it at their fingertips.

With mobiles, the selected clue will show at the top, to save you having to scroll up and down all the time.

When using digital texts we are faced once again with having to scroll through texts, one at a time, relying on our memories to keep in mind references to other lines or words.

The way it is now, you have to scroll around to find anything.

You may have to scroll down to find the "Podcasts" search results.

"That means you have to scroll through this tiny little peephole with 500 channels.

Previously, scholars and other researchers had to scroll tediously through microfilm.

And you have to scroll through an immense list of airline names to enter your arrival information (see top picture).