Sentence examples for preferred chat from inspiring English sources
But most of Indonesia's 240m people have preferred chat shows and Hollywood movies, content that the economy has been doing well, growing by 4.5% last year.
Even while Google pushed Hangouts as its consumer messaging service (before Allo, Duo, Hangouts Chat and Hangouts Meet) over the last few years, it still allowed die-hard Gtalk users (and there are plenty of them) to stick to their preferred chat app.
Alt-right supporters employ this same narrative today to explain hatred of trans women: A post from far-right rag Daily Stormer about a young trans girl, for instance, suggested, "Jews did this," and Discord (historically a preferred chat platform for the alt-right) logs point to a transmisogynistic obsession with genitalia.
Rather than download individual apps to Uber, Postmates, Seamless, Opentable, Stubhub, Florist One and Great Clips, a user can simply send a chat to Assist from inside his preferred chat platform (Facebook Messenger, Slack, Telegram, or Kik) and tell Assist what he wants.
So site owners can interact with visitors from their preferred chat program.
Yes, allowed the son, but he preferred chatting with a mirror.
Heard the one about the fashionista and his arm candy who live in parallel universes, prefer chat rooms and text messaging to snailmail, suffer sticker shock at the cost of pashminas and like chick lit or airport novels?
So, by doing crude calculations, if twice as many women prefer chat rooms and six times as many men surf for sex, then the ratio in chat rooms should be 3 to 1, men over women.
While Zuckerberg may be correct to say that customers much prefer chat interaction to using the phone, we can't necessarily leap to the conclusion that their preference includes chatting with a robot.
Software will become smarter, more anticipatory and more personalized, and we will increasingly be able to access it through whatever interface we prefer – chat, voice, mobile application, web, or others yet to be developed.
And he prefers chatting about balls and strikes to the fuzzy math of the federal budget.
