Sentence examples for loyal windows from inspiring English sources

Not that exploitation is all Microsoft has in mind, but naive users are the ones most likely to stick with the defaults, using Windows Media Player, Internet Explorer, and the many services Microsoft offers as easy defaults to loyal Windows users (Bing, Live, and so on).

Meanwhile, 76% of PC users have remained loyal to Windows 7 or the even older Windows XP, despite all support for the latter having ceased last April.

On a recent Saturday, pink and red carnations brightened the shop's windows while loyal customers politely vied for space at the cash register.

His windows of lucidity are shrinking; loyal minders frequently rephrase his words so they make sense.

Red flags and red shirts hung from some apartment windows: signals, middle fingers, from loyal chavistas.

When he knew he was about to die, he shot an arrow out of his window and told his most loyal follower to bury him where it fell".

Opposition Web sites reported this month that members of the Basij militia, which is loyal to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, smashed windows and damaged security cameras at the home of another opposition leader, Mehdi Karroubi.

More important, it is a window into the emotions of a loyal Southerner living through the war.

The attack, which officials suggested was probably carried out by men loyal to Saddam Hussein, blasted balconies off two rooms and shattered windows elsewhere in the hotel.

That failure will frustrate loyal fans, even if it does not provide an excuse to smash car windows and burn police vehicles.

You see, Captain America is loyal to what he believes America stands for and not simply to the nation's window dressing.