Sentence examples for notes on demand from inspiring English sources

In opera, voices are another instrument that have to reach particular notes on demand just like a violin or flute.

"We've been live with Amazon deliveries at our buildings since last summer and people can receive packages at their apartment buildings and get it delivered inside the lobby without having to be home," he notes, giving one (on-demand and doubtless in-demand) example that building owners can sell as a benefit to tenants.

They reminded one another to tune in, noting that the spectacle was available "on demand".

In the early 1800s those liabilities consisted of privately issued notes convertible on demand to specie (gold or silver).

Speaking of poor man's email (aren't we all these days) Microsoft has taken a huge chunk out of Notes engagements with its on-demand Exchange Online product.

To answer this question it's important to note the difference between on-demand services and same-day delivery.

Davis noted that unlike other on-demand music services, iHeartRadio won't have to pay millions of dollars to advertise the new product, because its hundreds of radio stations give it "the biggest megaphone in America to music fans".

However, the Hollywood Reporter noted that a simultaneous on-demand release mitigated the theatrical run.

Peters notes that although experiments with on-demand public transport in Helsinki and San Francisco haven't really taken off, the driverless vehicles in this initiative will run at a lower cost, thus potentially making the system more financially sustainable.

Lee notes that the growth of on-demand services like Uber will bolster the use of Boku in environments outside of the remote purchase of premium digital content.

The report also looks into some of the specific winners, in terms of artists, noting that the top streaming on-demand song during the report's time frame (including both audio and video combined) was Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You," with over 2 million downloads sold and 4.53 million units (i.e., metrics from on-demand streaming).