Sentence examples for over website from inspiring English sources
This phrase is not grammatically correct in written English
It appears to be missing words or context. Possible contexts in which it could be used include: - "I spent all day going over website designs." (referring to reviewing and analyzing website designs) - "I scrolled over website after website, trying to find the best deals." (referring to browsing websites) - "The website was down, so we had to turn over website maintenance to our IT team." (referring to handing off website maintenance responsibilities)
While some people obsess about cookies, which rarely hurt anyone, hackers and criminals are using web bots to launch sophisticated attacks intended to penetrate and take over website infrastructure.
Take Over Website, iTunes, TV Ads, And Yes, Even Ping.
Earlier this year, a blind plaintiff scored a victory in the first trial over website accessibility under the ADA.
Rooney said the law was written long before the Internet and only applied to businesses with physical locations in New Jersey until this latest wave of suits over website language.
· 76percentt of luxury prospects earning more than $250,000 prefer magazines over website advertising · 72percentt of luxury prospects earning more than $500,000 prefer magazines over website advertising.
I have seen magazines used quite prolifically in the luxury yachting and automobile industries, however, I did not think the statistics would be so favorable for magazines over website advertising.
If you come up with some sort of donation system, avoid having it take over the website.
So the tangle over websites, pitting newspapers against corporation, isn't an end game in itself, it's just a beginning.
Internet providers are being urged to take a tougher stance over websites encouraging people to take their own lives.
A small outfit named Third Voice was among the first to let users paste over websites with the online equivalent of Post-it Notes (FORBES GLOBAL, July 26 , 1999.
They'll pour over websites, documents, emails, notes and anything they can get their hands on before they head into a client meeting or big event.
