Sentence examples for pinged you from inspiring English sources

Before that, ping signified the engine sound dreaded by motorists; if your engine pinged, you probably had piston problems.

Your boss just pinged you on Slack.

It's bad enough on a smartphone, at least until you take control of it and block lots of apps from pinging you at every opportunity.

When you turn off its suggested function of sending you a chat with the day's weather every morning at 7am (a tad early, but thanks), it replies: "Tired of me pinging you super useful info every morning?

Just having that on your phone is fantastic for a parent, but it's easy to lose notifications in the deluge of things pinging you on your phone.

You cannot do anything run a new program, install a piece of hardware, or blow your nose without Vista pinging you on it.

It does that by running GPS tracking in the background, and pinging you when a friend is nearby — so you can suggest meeting for a quickie catch-up (or "ketch up" — that won't get old real quick at all).

If there's something on Facebook that won't stop pinging you with Notifications, tell it to shut up instantly with Facebook's new granular, in-line notification controls.

If consumers opted in, the service could serve as an app-less counterpart to the "Google Now" virtual assistant, pinging you about other relevant e-commerce opportunities based on search history (if you could get past the creepy factor of something like that), or you could track product categories or brand names, then be alerted to sales.

But while there may be plenty of Watch-enabled gaming or shopping apps to choose from, the apps actually getting used are likely more of a utilitarian nature – pinging you with important or urgent information, or allowing you to track a fitness or health goal, for example.

The internet of 2015, like the internet you're reading this on today, carried all the same awfulness and injustice that persists offline, except instantly searchable and pinging you 24/7.