Sentence examples for message pick from inspiring English sources

Alltell wireless just launched Voice2TXT using SpinVox to transcribe users' voicemail messages to text, ensuring that a simple message ("Pick me up at the airport, mom, it's snowing!") will turn into "PUCK ME UP THE ASHPORT [UNINTELLIGABLE] I LIKE BLOW".

Joe Calloway, friend and author of Be the Best at What Matters Most, once delivered a keynote to a group of colleagues with this core message: "Pick a lane".

The report tracks message pick up, spokespersons, issues related to the aftermath of the Tsunami and UNICEF's efforts related to these issues.

If something is really urgent, or you really need to make sure the recipient has your message, pick up the telephone and use it instead.

None of this should take away from the core economic message, picked up so strongly by the markets on Friday.

The sender of a message picks two long prime numbers (those that have no factors) and multiplies them together.

Dagmara fired back: "Funny, his wife is a size 10, muffin top & all, & he does her just fine," in a Twitter message picked up by celebrity blogs.

Unseen, but this time not unheard by Israelis, from the other side Dr Eyad el-Sarraj spoke into the mobile phone that provides his lifeline to the wider world, his message picked up and amplified over the wall.

By the time he leaves Tampa on the morning of Friday, August 30th, he needs to have articulated a sharper message, picked a decent running mate, and established some sort of emotional connection with the American public.

Each vehicle with a queued multi-hop message picks a random integer in the range [ 0,R n ] to calculate the duration of its black burst signal.

The message picked up steam, and the campaign became a full-time thing.