Sentence examples for internet crowds from inspiring English sources

Some heavily trafficked websites among the technical, design and early internet crowds, such as Daring Fireball and Kottke.org, changed backgrounds or other details to purple for the day.But there was one more way to keep her memory alive.

Ask the internet crowds for a new product design, for example, and you may find that submissions have also been sent to rival firms, or have been stolen from elsewhere.

When the Internet crowds around tragedy, do we think about the impact of feverishly sharing the latest gruesome details?

In the ruins, Corbyn would need to turn Labour into less a political party for Britain's conscientious businesspeople and celebrities, and more of a social movement – a cross-section of trade unions and activist groups, funded by internet crowds a la Podemos.

"The Internet crowd really latched on to my practice," Dr. Parkinson said.

The Internet crowd loved the song and its madhouse metaphor — its directness and its absurdity.

The day when our governments prosecute war criminals and tell us the truth, internet crowd control may be our most pressing remaining problem.

Yet publication has been anticipated in some quarters for years, and that message that the universe is best understood through computing, rather than traditional mathematics—has struck a chord with the Internet crowd.

Credit View full screen The New Yorker's Tech Issue hits newsstands this week, and it got me interested in photographic projects that are anchored in various technologies, from antiquated processes to Internet crowd-sourcing.

Where pop music, yawning cats or finger-biting infants generally rule, it was instead "Kony 2012", a half-hour video about an African warlord, that caught the fleeting attention of the internet crowd.

In online travel reviewing, does the future belong to sites like TripAdvisor and IgoYougo, which are driven by Internet crowd sourcing, or to the likes of Oyster, which plans to expand its ranks of visually oriented, professionally trained staff reviewers?