Sentence examples for internet was set from inspiring English sources
It was clear that the internet was set to revolutionise everything – the way we communicate, shop and spend our money, but there was no readily available platform for charitable giving, so we decided to build it.
Last night, the Internet was set ablaze by the news that Facebook was taking more money at a valuation of a cool $50 billion.
The internet was set ablaze last week when revered beatmaker and electronic music pioneer, DJ Shadow, burst back into our lives with the annoucement of his new imprint Liquid Amber, and a three-track EP of the same name.
Yesterday the internet was set, if not ablaze, then slightly inflamed with news that HBO was producing an "EDM comedy show" starring top DJ Calvin Harris, who everyone knows "created disco," and written by Irvine Welsh.
Earlier this year, the Internet was set ablaze by grainy surveillance video of a young black man in Atlanta getting brutally beaten by a group of black men outside a local convenience store, some of whom could be heard calling him anti-gay epithets.
That this tale of breakdown and addiction, aided by the immediacy of the Internet, is set in modern-day New York is no accident, although the initial impetus for the filmmakers to cross the Atlantic was more practical than aesthetic.
Smart TVs that connect to the internet are set to have a large presence at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas but it's LG's that look to have the biggest impact.
He downgraded ITV from hold to underperform with a 75p a share price target, saying: The plethora of consumer devices to connect TVs to the internet are set to change the broadcast landscape as much as digital TV did.
The new trailer, like Pynchon's two cameos on "The Simpsons," is a strange and glorious send-up of the media's speculative version of him, and of the "Yupper West Side" neighborhood in which his new novel — which follows a fraud investigator named Maxine Tarnow "in the early days of the internet" — is set.
The devices needed for such transactions are laughably awkward, connection times are maddeningly slow, and only a tiny fraction of retailers on the Internet are set up for shopping through wireless channels, which requires a whole additional set of software and links.
The internet is set to become a key battleground for the grocers in 2014 as Morrisons finally launches its online service in partnership with Ocado on Friday and rival supermarkets vie to entice shoppers with services such as same-day delivery and convenient "click and collect" locations.
