Sentence examples for long standby from inspiring English sources

It also has a long standby time thanks to Google's new power-saving Doze feature.

The concert was sold out, with a long standby line in the lobby of the Time Warner Center.

In addition to individual tickets sold by clubs, CMJ operates like a trade conference, with $495 badges that can be used to gain entry to the offerings, though admission is not guaranteed, and many badge holders also buy tickets to the hot shows to avoid facing long standby lines.

The company's Dave Burke said mobile devices lasted up to twice as long on standby with the M's new feature, Doze.

A long-delayed standby facility with the fund has yet to be signed because of differences over public spending.

Garlic's indispensability has lulled us into thinking of it as a sort of long-life standby.

These liabilities, delicately described in Farmer Mac's public filings as "long-term standby protection commitments," are off-balance-sheet obligations, and Farmer Mac now has $2.1 billion of them.

GARAGEBAND Apple's desktop version of GarageBand has long been a standby for hobbyists and professionals, but the mobile version ($5) is better suited to the masses.

Mr. Luisi has long been on standby for the ailing Mr. Levine and was elevated from principal guest conductor to principal conductor, the Met said last week in announcing his last-minute substitute role.

The keys to voice mobility's success over Wi-Fi are, rather simply, that voice be mobile, high-quality, secure, and that the phones have a long talk and standby time.

It has long since become a standby for athletes to say they are merely happy to be at the Olympics, but for Nick Buckland the cliche has added resonance.