Sentence examples for internet feeds from inspiring English sources
The phrase "internet feeds" is correct and commonly used in written English. It refers to the content or information that is delivered through the internet, typically through a news or social media feed. Example: "I get all my news from internet feeds rather than traditional newspapers."
5.34pm "Lots of free internet feeds for you to watch Rob," says Kevin Jones.
It's the same reason we've got people in America having to find illegal internet feeds to watch the Grand Final.
With nightly broadcasts (and round-the-clock Internet feeds), viewers got a thrilling, vicarious taste of everyday life.
(The offensive behavior was first noticed and detailed by fans who obsessively monitor and document — on blogs and Twitter — the live Internet feeds of the house, which are available for a fee).
In Fernandez's hometown, Rio Tercero, a farming and textile area of 50,000 residents, his family projects Temple games on a wall in their restaurant, Pino Grigio, and locals follow games on finicky Internet feeds.
North Korean women are in demand in the sex industry — the latest big thing is live Internet feeds of women stripping for South Korean men — and many more have married Chinese men, although the marriages aren't recognized by Chinese law.
Lonely and horny, they found solace in the warm glow of the internet, feeding a slowly growing obsession, until all those cathode rays and late nights turned them pasty (or, at least, pastier).
Do all the people who claim to like football really like football, or is football just a great excuse to waste huge swathes of time on the internet, feeding those ravenous and overstimulated dopamine receptors?
The Internet feed was dark for sixteen days.
An Internet feed, mind you, would be easier to track down.
He watched live via Harvard's Internet feed, and they texted.
