Sentence examples for latest timeline from inspiring English sources

Microsoft (which owns the magazine I work for, Slate) offered Michael Crichton's latest, "Timeline," in its new Reader format, which triples the resolution of text on an L.C.D. screen.

The books, movies, television shows, and video games that have chronicled the war have, in recent years, been joined by apps — one of the latest, "Timeline World War 2," includes a time line of the war that features more than two thousand events, which can be filtered by personalities, battles, and locations.

The site is just beginning to roll out its latest innovation, Timeline, which encourages Facebookers to build an online chronicle of their entire lives.All this explains why people are now spending far more time on Facebook than on rival web services such as Google (see chart 2) and why it has benefited from strong network effects.

But the CfD strike prices won't be announced until the second half of next year, according to the latest government timeline.

Using its latest Dipity 2.0 timeline mashup, the Election Center places each entry on a timeline that you can scroll through.

Andy Baio, a technologist and the former CTO of Kickstarter, shared the search function on Twitter Thursday (note: if you're on mobile, make sure to filter by "latest" for the timeline to work properly).

We are now very late in the timeline to be able to be successful.

Check out the latest installment of Timelines to learn more about the life and times of this NYC dance music institution.

Sure, the branding and blackmail came relatively late in the timeline, but based on US prosecutor statements and reporting by the Albany Times Union, Raniere was allegedly abusing young women and girls long before the FBI came after him.

These two awards are the latest moment on the timeline of British fashion's biggest overachiever.

This is the latest event in a timeline that begins on 21 October, when the publisher announced it was creating a new eSports competitive video game division chaired by former ESPN CEO Steve Bornstein and senior vice president Mike Sepso of MLG.