Sentence examples for online war from inspiring English sources

Weapons in online war games, virtual cows in "FarmVille" and playing "Minecraft" with others cost real money.

In November Mr. Brown temporarily shut down his Twitter account after an online war of words with the comedian Jenny Johnson.

Mech Conquest promises "intergalactic online war on an epic scale" with giant robots kicking (and punching, shooting...) lumps out of one another.

This is a very early – and ultimately, probably insignificant – cock-up in what could easily descend into a protracted online war.

What few realize is that an online war over this endearing phrase is being waged by the country's largest flower sellers, and some of them, apparently, are not fighting fair.

There's a screening and discussion of Harun Farocki's Serious Games, an examination of how computer games impact on the US military's training for long-distance war, while Helen Hester looks at the rise of online "war porn".

Or maybe it was because her Twitter account appears to be run by a messaging bot, which lacks the childishness and quick fuse that online wars demand.

Increasingly, however, hashtags are being used by groups of fans – "fandoms" – not to promote stars, but as weapons in the murky world of online wars.

If you want to find out how Trump thinks, and hear him boast about his online wars with Cher and Bette Midler, amongst others, this is a good place to start.

Just like Microsoft stopped AOL from winning the early online wars.

If Colburns testimony didnt poison relations, then AOLs habit of besting Microsoft at every turn in the online wars surely has.