Sentence examples for it sky from inspiring English sources
Once the IT sky really clouds over, individual firms' share of the global IT budget (see chart 6) will shift.Special report Where the cloud meets the ground Creating the cumulus On the periphery Highs and lows The long nimbus Computers without borders Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsThe move to distributed computing, which started in the mid-1980s, led to a big change in the IT industry.
Max named it Sky Badger after his alter ego.
I call it sky country," says Garf. "We've got some lovely black fen soil.
(ITV and Channel 4 did broadcast it; Sky, after wavering, declined).
Even calling it "sky" is an attempt to make a meaning, say, a shape, from the humanly visible part of shapelessness in endlessness.
"The intent of the constitution was clear, and we had the notes of the people who drafted it," Sky, the civilian adviser, said.
It has sky in it; it has dirt.
In "Ragtime," E. L. Doctorow's novel of Jazz Age New York, a group of vigilantes occupies the Morgan Library, fills it with explosives and threatens to blow it sky-high in protest against the racial injustices to which its leader, the African-American pianist Coalhouse Walker, has been subjected.
Health reform does not visibly move their index; what really sent it sky-high was the debt ceiling dispute.
NME magazine called it "sky-kissingly high and divine", and found Axelrod versatile enough to "soar above his own pretensions".
The church bought the world-famous Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, painted it sky-blue, and mounted a giant Vegas-style sign reading "SCIENTOLOGY" on it.
