Sentence examples for online away from from inspiring English sources

It's to lure them online, away from big booksellers and other retailers, and then sell them other stuff.

Today they make fake designer T-shirts and flog them online, away from the police's prying eyes.

Computing is moving online, away from the desktop and away from Microsoft, the desktop-software leviathan, to Google, master of online search.

According to Highfield, the monthly audience for bbc.co.uk is 17 million while the audience for BBC content consumed online, away from its branded site, is another eight million.

These campaigns have made that switch by taking responsibility for engaging voters and volunteers online away from an isolated "digital" department and putting it at the core of their field team's strategy.

There is life in Babestation yet: online, away from the regulations of Ofcom, performers can offer more private (and lucrative) one-on-ones with their existing core audience.

A website called Women.com aims to be the go-to place where women can speak honestly with each other online, deliberately away from the male gender — a sort of Ladies Four O'Clock Club for the online world.

He suggested steering online investigators away from general search sites in favor of trustworthy sources, like Medem.com.

Second, campaigns will this year move their online marketing away from desktop computers and on to cell phones.

The same students also appear to be involved in sending out the hate-filled online messages away from school, something schools can also address.

In China, Mr. Morozov said, thousands of commentators are trained and paid — hence their nickname, the 50-Cent Party — to post pro-government comments on the Web and steer online opinion away from criticism of the Communist Party.