Sentence examples for one push of a button from inspiring English sources

Listen to music from your iPhone while it charges Talk on your iPhone and answer calls, hands-free, while driving With one push of a button, TuneBase FM's ClearScan automatically finds the clearest FM station COMPTON, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE Belkin's new TuneBase FM and TuneBase Direct allow you to pick up a call on your iPhone while in the car, hands-free.

The bar-shaped device, scheduled to be available next month from online retailers for $135 ,digitizes documents with one push of a button.

When you meet a fellow Palm user, you can beam your business card through your organizer's infrared port to the other Palm with one push of a button.

A DVR's recording capability may not seem that different from a VCR's, but a viewer can make a DVR recording with one push of a button and without setting a timer.

Anyways, I pushed one of the buttons, and a pumpkin-y coffee poured forth, a perfectly foamy concoction.

It is easy to lash back in anger or defensiveness when someone's behavior pushes one of our buttons, thinking we're showing strength and an unwillingness to be treated badly.

Learning step 1 included the association between a stimulus presented on one side of a LCD screen and pushing the related button, which was accomplished by five ponies between sessions 8 and 55.

Mr. Gamache lost a laptop, too, and the keys to two vehicles, one of them a push-button start key that he said would cost $400 to replace.

One push of the restart button on a video game before a game was finished might make tempers flare, said Ms. Buckley.

The stimuli were randomly jittered 1° to the left/right of the center fixation cross and the participants performed a one-back location task by pushing one of two buttons randomly assigned with the index fingers of the two hands.

Decisions were made by means of telecommunication dialogue (TED) voting, i.e. each participant pushed the appropriate one of three buttons on a remote control device after a question was projected on-screen.