Sentence examples for like blizzard from inspiring English sources
Previously, Facebook had only allowed Pages to stream from their desktop, not users, and only had limited gameplay streaming partnerships with game developers like Blizzard.
Partners include hardware players like Nvidia, AMD, Apple, Samsung, Intel, Sony and Qualcomm, but Trevett also noted that the developers of the major 3D engines are on board, including Epic and Unity, as well as game developers like Blizzard, Valve and Electronic Arts.
Vivendi controls some of the world's top computer game developers, like Blizzard.
The ads use exaggerated humor to promote Dairy Queen menu items like Blizzard desserts, cheeseburgers and Easter cakes.
Mr. Pardo will now have an opportunity to show whether he can translate his success inside a big company like Blizzard into a much smaller games start-up.
When publishers get impatient, elite development studios like Blizzard and Maxis have the track record, resources and clout to tell their corporate masters to back off.
Why is it akin to a spiritual experience, even when there's nothing sacred in it?" In 1955, it was Gould's best-selling Goldbergs LP – a bebop-like blizzard of breakneck virtuosity – that helped place solo Bach at the heart of Mad Men-era "cool".
Fund-raisers for a father of four with cancer; for the Children's Miracle Network; for soccer teams and Little League teams and the widow of a deputy sheriff recently killed in a shootout — he was a regular customer who liked Blizzards.
Natural disasters like blizzards, earthquakes, and hurricanes drive reform and the allocation of resources, leading to improvements in public safety.
United Air Lines said it often offered waivers "when there's an ongoing disruption to air service at a particular airport or in a particular region," like blizzards or storms.
They are too frail or disabled to walk to the grocery store, too poor to order takeout, so Mr. Goreczny makes sure they get a free hot meal delivered to their door on weekends and holidays and during emergencies like blizzards, when the city government's weekday meal delivery program shuts down.
