Sentence examples for more time clicking from inspiring English sources

"I spent more time clicking pop-ups than I did surfing the Web".

In their kitchen, Ms. Parson spent some more time clicking through the opening scene.

One cleric warned his students of the "dangers and temptations" of the Internet and advised them to "spend more time praying and less time clicking through cyberspace".

The ad certainly looks legitimate, but it may not have been ready for prime time: clicking the Learn More button takes users to Verizon's holiday landing page where the Galaxy Nexus is conspicuously absent.

Watching single video takes more time than, say, clicking on the image or scanning a shared article.

He's spending more time online, increasingly clicking on jihadist websites.

Doing exactly the same thing in today's smartphone paradigm would entail some serious form filling, at least three or four different apps and far more time and clicks.

Open the Tools menu button one more time, and click the "Comment and Markup" option.

"I would imagine that this is probably different than just making more time for people to click on web sites," he said.

Nomon adapts automatically to an individual's clicking ability; it allows a person who clicks precisely to make a selection quickly and allows a person who clicks imprecisely more time to make a selection without error.

From there, a user has to click one more time to launch their station.