Sentence examples for now logging on from inspiring English sources

Millions are now logging on to contribute information about topics stretching from avian-flu pandemics to the extraction of wisdom teeth or the use of acupuncture to overcome infertility.

He tells us activity shot right up shortly after the sexual harassment claims went public and that users are now logging on at least 10 times a day, up from an average of 3 to 5 times a day before.

Young people from the developing world are now logging on to cyberspace in increasing numbers, broadening their horizons and bridging the geographical divide.

By James Elder FLORENCE, Italy, 13 December 2011 – Young people from the developing world are now logging on to cyberspace in increasing numbers, broadening their horizons and bridging the geographical divide.

Malaysian website to empower young people to resist experimenting with drugs KUALA LUMPUR, 30 June 2006 - Young people in Malaysia can now log-on to www.whatareyoudoing.net to learn about drugs and why 'using is for losers'.

The company says that more than half its users now log on to Facebook daily.

Millions of Americans now log on to the Internet as naturally and as frequently as they pick up a phone.

Almost 27 million of China's 1.3 billion people now log on, up from 4 million just two years ago, according to government figures.

After behind-the-scenes work, however, viewers can now log on through their iPods and watch BBC programmes whenever they are connected to a Wi-Fi hotspot.

Yup, you can now log on to Google Maps via screens on the seat in front of you on headrests.

The strain data are now logged on site and also sent by telemetry to the Institute of Seismology and Volcanology, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Hokkaido, but, in 2003, we had only telemetered data.