Sentence examples for rich service from inspiring English sources

This newest liturgical reconstruction is of Bach's first Christmas Vespers in Leipzig in December 1723, a rich service that included organ music, hymns, a cantata and Bach's great Magnificat, in its early version with four little Christmas interpolations.

A decade's worth of music file-sharing and swiping has made clear that the people it hurts are the creators — in this case, the young, fledgling songwriters who can't live off ticket and T-shirt sales like the least sympathetic among us — and the people this reverse Robin Hooding benefits are rich service providers, whose swollen profits perfectly mirror the lost receipts of the music business.

Nick won't say what their minimum price is, but given that Zookoda has over 5,000 passionate blog customers and an extremely feature rich service, there will be at least a few interested parties.

But our remaining buildings will be modern and accessible, offering rich services, geared towards the best in customer service, with the best staff in the country".

In this paper we consider the situation where a set of enterprises need to collaborate to provide rich services to their clients.

The Total connection is pretty good but it is not the internet, we want people to come on to rich services," Bharti Mittal explained.

In a real business scenario, this relationship is hard to achieve; moreover revenue sources for network operators have been shifting from the provision of network access to provisioning of rich services, e.g. multimedia services.

In announcing the availability of the second preview edition which can be downloaded for free on Microsoft's Web site the company called it "a unique blend of powerful software and rich services to offer consumers an intriguing new Web experience, whether they use MSN Internet Access or another Internet service provider".

An elaborate, feature-rich service, MCI Mail was well ahead of its time.

While building or adopting the most feature-rich service looks great on paper, in practice it means that customers have signed themselves up for technology that can never be upgraded, unhappy end-users, and (paradoxically) inertia to move off tools that required so much time to implement and experts to maintain.

At this point though, it looks like WhatsApp will continue to remain the more basic chat app, with Messenger likely to become a more sophisticated and feature-rich service in a similar way to popular messaging apps in Asia like China's WeChat or Line in Japan.