Sentence examples for on kiosk from inspiring English sources
The phrase "on kiosk" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to a kiosk, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it properly. Example: "You can find the tickets on kiosk 5."
They said the sidewalks were too narrow, the streets too residential, and the ads on kiosk walls too bright.
Documents and sensitive data should not be saved locally on kiosk computers, as these machines are publicly accessible.
It's also available on kiosks in the hospital, where you can print out directions.
They appear on kiosks and the tops of taxi cabs and in seemingly random "wild posting" locales.
These are promised to be played in perpetuity on kiosks and are posted on the Web (www.forevernetwork.com).com
Best Buy also will feature the music service of closely held MusicNow on kiosks in its stores.
Microsoft is working on kiosks too, said Tim Gruver, director of technology and strategy for Microsoft worldwide distribution and services.
Signs advertising events at the Garden would be mounted on kiosks, rather than plastered on the building as the Garden owners originally suggested.
Jazz and hip-hop are as common as classical fare, and posters on kiosks throughout the city are often the best way to find out what's happening.
The public service announcements began running this week in New York magazine and Newsweek as well as on kiosks, billboards and construction sites around New York City.
But if you care about security, you won't read your email, personal or business, on kiosks or in internet cafes at all.
