Sentence examples for left preview from inspiring English sources

"In the first twelve hours since Outlook.com left preview, we're excited to see that 1.5 million new active accounts had been created," Mehta told us.

During the first twelve hours since Outlook.com left preview, Microsoft's senior director of product management Dharmesh Mehta just told us, more than 1.5 million users have already opened new accounts.

CRITICS usually train their eyes on projects that are completed (at least in theory): the book in final proofs, the play leaving previews, the premiere of a multimedia collaboration.

Such is the secrecy surrounding the Doctor's greatest secret that the final scene was left off preview copies.

The three become caught up in killings and drug-running; and their tenuous alliance finally spins out of control into a betrayal that has left some preview audiences weeping.

Mordden, seemingly outraged that members of an invited audience should have left a preview of "Johnny Johnson" early, asks, "What were they going to do... have sex with Beatrice Lillie?" He describes the gray (well, O.K., bald) eminence Virgil Thomson as "that tarantula of a music critic and sometime lady composer".

I left the preview humbled, and thinking that Adams did for landscape what Henri Cartier-Bresson did for reportage, representing the Californian wilderness (and sometimes beyond) in all its grandeur without resorting to elaborate darkroom shenanigans to make his audience gasp in admiration.

"At first I only had two power amplifiers and two turntables, and I would fade in from right to left without previewing the sound".

Evolve is released on PC, PS4 and Xbox One in October Evolve preview: Left 4 Dead meets Shadow of the Colossus.

Directing can be quite a lazy profession with the play once roughed out and in preview left to coast along or settle down.

It lingers until long after the end credits have rolled; and it settled on my colleagues and me as we left a London preview screening, struggling to gather our thoughts and feelings into words.