Sentence examples for mobile days and from inspiring English sources

HTC has been one of Microsoft's longest-standing mobile partners (think back to the Windows Mobile days), and today the Taiwanese company officially pulled back the curtains on the newest fruit of that partnership: the Windows Phone 8-powered HTC 8X.

He made the most of his voice (and dictation software) by starting a blog, excerpts from which intersperse domestic scenes and home movies from more mobile days.

Ever since the Windows Mobile days, HTC has churned out impressive kits.

"Residual waste and recyclate is very mobile these days and any municipal sector residual waste shortfall is more than likely to be made up by the C&I sector - which typically struggles to deliver its own landfill-alternative treatment infrastructure because it is unable to guarantee returns on long-term investment.

Say the wrong word on your mobile these days and you could end up in a pool of blood in Waterloo Station by lunchtime - especially if you're a Guardian reporrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr... SR Shonkiest Hotel: Hostel 2 Eli Roth's shrill protestation that his torture-porn splatter flick franchise was actually a black comedy inspired by Abu Ghraib gained some currency with this gruesome sequel.

It also hopes to establish a mobile day labor center for women, which would most likely be housed in a trailer, where women would be able to receive training and resources about working in the United States.

In addition there were 4.4 million mobile browsers on Saturday - the biggest-ever UK mobile day on record for BBC Sport, beating four million for the first time.

Milne was stuck on a Scandinavian cruise and in pre-mobile days, uncontactable - the "regret" felt by the board concerning his absence can be read as fury.

It's pretty amazing what can be done on a mobile device these days, and that gap is only going to shrink as multi-camera systems and mobile processors continue to get better.

It's true that kids are spending more time on mobile devices these days, and watching less television over all; but when they do tune in, it tends not to be to baseball.

The best thing about it was its 24-hour nature, such that you could always say you were there, and your parents had no way of knowing whether the same was so - it was in pre-mobile days.