Sentence examples for help chat from inspiring English sources
Kik's built-in help chat bot gives no help to questions about bullying or reporting users, instead offering random facts and jokes, but the app does feature a spam reporting tool that lets users send snippets of chat history as evidence for Kik's staff to review and then ban users if appropriate.
He can give product feedback, and his connections can help Chat Sports grow faster than if we took money from elsewhere.
Oregon isn't the only failed website: For at least part of the morning, the main site, healthcare.gov, was down; Florida residents couldn't finish the login process; Nevada's Spanish-language site isn't ready; Healthcare.gov's live help chat system was down; Maryland residents were reportedly unable to sign up; and Colorado's website can't properly calculate subsidies.
A lot of running a business is really enjoyable too so you can't help chatting about it".
It can be for anything, homework/work help, chatting on the phone, advice on something, etc. Make it something where he will be helping you but won't have to go out of his way to do so.
While mobile technologies could be beneficial, it is also worth allowing for alternative methods of delivery support such as through the provision of 'offline' means of care, (through health professional-staffed helplines or live help-chats) or through the availability of making contact with healthcare services for a face-to-face session.
Roy, played by Chris O'Dowd, even has an app to help him chat to blokes in the pub.
3. Breaking the fourth wall Deadpool is fully aware there's an audience looking at him, and he can't help but chat it up.
Most superhero movies are focused entirely on the action, but Deadpool is fully aware there's an audience looking at him, and he can't help but chat it up.
But Auden filled his criticism with confident assertions about Shakespeare's love life, and Jonson himself couldn't help but chat compulsively about the man: he couldn't write Latin or Greek, he was a social climber, he needed an editor.
A 29-year-old graduate student, she is one of a dozen women who work for a New York-based Web site called Wingwomen.com, earning up to $30 an hour to accompany single men to bars and help them chat up other women.
