Sentence examples for message linking from inspiring English sources
Click one, and your Facebook profile will be updated with a message linking to the page in question.
Less than a week after the Operation Hiroshima documents were posted, a Twitter message linking to Mr. Bewkes's home phone numbers and addresses, his annual income and his wife's name and age had spread across the Internet.
As for the e-mail message linking Mr. Grubman's upgrade of AT&T to his daughters' entry into the 92nd Street Y's nursery school, Mr. Weill said, "I tried to help Mr. Grubman because he was an important employee who had asked for my help".
After Twitter made political advertising available to candidates in September, the campaign of Mr. Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, bought a promoted tweet with a message linking to his campaign Web site for people searching Twitter for information about the debate, using the hashtag #gopdebate.
Specifically, customers subscribe to a daily SMS text message linking to the day's recipe.
A: If you use CallApp to share information with someone, they get an SMS message linking to the content and asking them to download the app.
The message linked to an online video showing that Mr. Corman's valedictory speech had appropriated material from Mr. Oswalt's stand-up routine.
"French spokesman says 'The words attributed to the first lady of the United States were never said,' " said Mr. Gibbs, whose message linked to news reports of comments by the spokesman at the French embassy in Washington.
"One of the most striking things about the movement is how its message linked groups that are traditionally disconnected: both across class and political affiliation," said Andrés Monroy-Hernández, a fellow at Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society.
The message, linked below (with part of the phone number toned out), says: "Hi Darren my name is Donald Burke.
Your ticket is delivered to your mobile phone via an SMS or MMS message linked to a 2D barcode, which the ticket-takers can scan.
