Sentence examples for internet lifeline from inspiring English sources

Yet a secret Internet lifeline remains, and it's a tribute to the crazy, globalized world we live in.

The author of the essay "An Internet Lifeline, in Search of a Kidney," Dr. Sally Satel, was fortunate to find a live donor through a Web site.

Re "An Internet Lifeline, in Search of a Kidney": Over half of the people who need an organ transplant in the United States will die before they get one.

Re "An Internet Lifeline, in Search of a Kidney" (Essay, Nov. 22): Like the writer, Dr. Sally Satel, I was one of thousands of people who turned to the matchingdonors.com Web site.

Perhaps people desperate for kidney transplants would not be forced to search the Internet for a donor if the United States had a system of "presumed consent," also known as "opt-out" ("An Internet Lifeline, in Search of a Kidney").

Slowly -- very slowly, in fact -- restaurants are wiring themselves to the Internet lifeline, with the idea that customers will be able to make reservations on sites like www.foodline.com and www.opentable.com at any time of the day or night.

The internet is a lifeline for many long-distance couples, and especially for us, bringing a ray of light into an otherwise gloomy day.

He shows his work only in solo exhibits, not group shows, and unlike other artists and creatives around his age, Picasso hasn't scrambled to use the internet as a lifeline to the rest of the world, despite the fact that he enjoyed consistent access to it during a year-long visit to Germany in 2014.

If the internet is your lifeline to entertainment and the world, then you better listen up.

Samaritan's Purse, one of the charities operating in Nepal, says the Internet is their lifeline.

Verizon agreed to buy Yahoo's core business in July, giving the struggling Internet brand a lifeline.