Sentence examples for immediate sharing from inspiring English sources

Icons on the page from Facebook, Twitter and other social media outlets allow for immediate sharing of the images and attached information.

Twitter providing the pleasure of immediate sharing with real and virtual friends, last night I posted some seat-of-the-pants translations of some noteworthy snippets; for readers who don't visit the land of 140, here they are: "People think they control the buttons or the touchscreen of their telephones.

You're also able to save GIFs to your Camera Roll for use in other applications, or copy GIFs to your clipboard for more immediate sharing.

You're also able to save GIFs to your Camera Roll for use in other applications, or copy GIFs to your clipboard for more immediate sharing.

The Nokia N97 also has a 5-Megapixel camera with high-quality Carl Zeiss optics, 16:9 and DVD quality video capture, and support for services like Share on Ovi for immediate sharing over HSDPA and WLAN.

Digital files created with the new Everio cameras can be easily shared in a variety of popular formats with the enhanced Everio MediaBrowser software for Windows®, which now provides automatic conversion of HD and SD videos for immediate sharing on YouTube™, including both down-conversion and up-conversion.

He may learn the hard way that he cannot count on personal diplomacy -- even when there is an immediate shared goal -- to overcome differences.

Goodwin for example, uses arrows to indicate the direction of gaze, emphasizes certain words in bold or italics to indicate particular qualities in talk, and includes drawings of the participants bodies and immediate shared objects in the environment as ways of making visible that which is relevant to their interaction (2000).

What these people with the guns want today is their immediate share of the consumption culture.

After five weeks of talks in Machakos, a town in Kenya, the government has promised the southerners an immediate share of power, exemption from Islamic law and, eventually, self-determination.

One study of the management powerhouse found that the appointment of 20 GE executives as chairmen of other companies between 1989 and 2001 led to an immediate share-price gain averaging $1.1 billion.