Sentence examples for leave the display from inspiring English sources
"I hope they beat each other's brains out over search and leave the display market to us," Mr. Falco said.
She decided to leave the display with a plumber and ask the man to notify her as soon as he'd soldered the holes.
Porgal said he plans to leave the display in its damaged state "as a sign of what the religious right's idea of tolerance is".
AOL chief executive Randy Falco spoke today at IABs annual conference, and echoed what the official and unofficial thinking within Time Warner is at this point: Im hoping the two of them will beat each others brains out over search and leave the display market to us, he said.
You can leave the display as is, or add a glass hurricane shade over it.
Sendak left the display house in the summer of 1948, and during the next two months, at home in Brooklyn, he and his brother constructed six intricate animated wooden toys, performing scenes from "Little Red Riding Hood," "Little Miss Muffet," "Hansel and Gretel," "Aladdin's Lamp," "Old Mother Hubbard," and "Pinocchio".
One tale, possibly apocryphal, holds that department-store owners in Indianapolis dressed the mannequins in outfits they thought she would like, and left the display lights on, so that Ruth, driven past the windows by her chauffeur late at night, could pick out new clothes.
There are little things that bothered me, like that the slide show builder didn't remember my prefered layout each time I left the display page to make changes to the contents.
Rather than folding like a clamshell, the top half of this concept phone from Sweden's Ericsson swivels to cover the keypad, leaving the display screen exposed perhaps for displaying photos of the person calling as an enhancement for caller ID and address books.
He plans to leave the show on display for as long as three years.
The challenges imposed by the nature of the images to be analyzed lie in phenomena such as cell divisions (Al-Kofahi et al., 2006; Li et al., 2008a), cells entering or leaving the displayed area, or a large number of cells that needs to be tracked simultaneously.
