Sentence examples for internet street from inspiring English sources

The 101 comes in both 8GB and 16GB flavors with the former carrying an Internet street price of $280~ and the latter hitting around $325.

Tebele collaborated on this 3.0 version of Giffage and was introduced to me as a co-founder, but following the new update, Tebele really has a chance to take the app mainstream as he utilizes his massive following and status as a meme wizard to lend the app some Internet street cred.

Demmel thought it unfortunate, but that it created a "pre-buzz", as did Flynn who thought the buzz was nothing like the band had before; "There's internet street buzz vs. record company hype and if the hype matches up to the street buzz, then you're seeing a lot of bands selling a lot of records in the first week".

Tobacco advertising – including through movies, the internet, street billboards, posters, and street signs – were also strictly prohibited by the amended Tobacco Control Law.

(radio, TV, print media, Internet, street signs or other objects in the street scene, workplace, health service, (para medic, society, family, friends, other); Are you aware of any of the following activities related to '10,000 Steps'?: sale of pedometers, loan of pedometer, walk circuits between public places or in local town parks?

She added: "Because of the internet, high street businesses are suffering.

Lucent's technology, which gives Internet users street maps and directions, is used by the AT&T Corporation's Worldnet Internet division as well as USA Today and Nintendo.

Fells Point, 1BR in 3BR apt, furn'd, free Internet, quiet street, best neighborhood, close to everything.

Back in those pre-Internet days, street food was something you explored for yourself.

That moment punctuated a turbulent week marked by dozens of phone calls to the White House from black leaders, angry protests that lit up the Internet and streets from Baltimore to Los Angeles, and anguished soul-searching by Mr. Obama.

Her thesis is that brands have come to represent "a fascist state where we all salute the logo and have little opportunity for criticism because our newspapers, television stations, Internet servers, streets and retail spaces are all controlled by multinational corporate interests".