Sentence examples for move to stream from inspiring English sources

Yo listen up, this is what I'm sayin' Parrot's got a boombox for which you'll be payin' Bluetooth-equipped like it ain't no thang It'll cost you $300 and some change It's set to drop, in the Q2 Only 17 x 7 x 8.8 inches so it's easy to move To stream the hot beats, just push play 'Cause this baby has connections with Bluetooth and RCA (Jacks! Ya heard dawg?!).

"Discovery is a key asset to convince the artists to move to streaming".

"She was talking about the broader broadcasting ecology and the move to streaming which in her view was a good thing.

But relying more on streaming will inevitably make the gaps more apparent.Curb your enthusiasmIf the move to streaming makes it harder for Netflix to sneak around media firms like HBO, though, it will be increasingly capable of challenging them head-on.

It's unclear how the move to streaming will affect broadcast ratings of "Doc Martin" on public stations like KCET in Los Angeles, which is gearing up for its own splashy Season 5 start on April 5; the show has been the highest-rated regular series on public television in Los Angeles.

Most people will now move to streaming over the next 10 years.

"Over the last few years we've seen a decreasing demand for Blu-ray and DVD rental as customers increasingly move to streaming," Amazon explained in an announcement posted to its website, detailing Lovefilm's closure.

I think you may be wrong – we may see a fast broad move to streamed free and rental content at sufficient quality (at least 720p) to win almost everyone over.

The growing move to streaming software means Nunavut users are often out of luck when it comes to buying, say, design software or updating operating systems, files that can sometimes be several gigabytes in size.

Jones moved to stream via a channel run by Ron Gibson, who is part of Jones' Free Speech Systems YouTube network.

"But younger people are moving away from live television and moving to streaming and catch up services".