Sentence examples for make status from inspiring English sources
Whenever a secondary-school system is divided into a number of branches or types of schools, the teachers and the public both make status distinctions among them.
The second threat on that list: "Opt-in to make status public".
But the sharing economy could make status less about the things we own, and more about what we do with them.
In one portion of the meeting devoted to discussing "How could Facebook kill us?" they list threats such as Facebook adopting real-time search, changing the opt-in options to make status messages public, emphasizing its SMS features, and generally copying Twitter's functionality and user-interface (all of which have started to happen).
This tendency is especially worrisome when we see in the literature on the evolution of behavior explanations for nasty dispositions such as the propensity of men to rape, the human inclination to make status distinctions based on race, and the like.
Click on the link for "Send Mobile Email" for the ability to upload photos and make status updates; otherwise, you can click on "Send Text Messages" if you just want the ability to provide status updates.
The rituals of social media, it seems, make status-seekers and exhibitionists of us all.
At least half the things for which The Ramones are celebrated have for years made Status Quo the object of mockery.
SS: There's a big promise in what Facebook is trying to do with making status updates public.
Looking at the fantastic pixel art of Sweden's Junkboy makes me think that a great many modern hits could easily enough translate to de-make status.
Looking at the fantastic pixel art of Sweden's Junkboy makes me think that a great many modern hits could easily enough translate to de-make status.
