Sentence examples for seamlessly guiding from inspiring English sources

The Rabbi seamlessly guiding us through the ceremony, allowed us to engage in a very intimate way and made us all fell like family.

We use this method of feedback to seamlessly guide the user along a route without interrupting the run.

By the time plans are beginning to gel we have an itinerary covering most of the country, a series of alternative Christmas meals before and after the main day and the participants who are either not on speaking terms or not to be trusted are seamlessly guided past each other in a process half-way between family counselling and Air Traffic Control.

Customers are seamlessly guided towards orders that are economically more efficient to fulfill.

More than ever, app marketers can seamlessly guide people into (and out of) app experiences, re-engaging and "winning back" dormant app users, for example, by sending them relevant updates through Facebook, push notifications, email and more.

With the co-founders Underwood and Scott Cannon each having done stints IDEO and Apple, it's no surprise that Orchestra's interface is remarkably user-friendly — it seamlessly guides you through the tapping, swiping and shaking gestures needed to navigate upon first download.

For some, this may not have any affect; it may seamlessly guide them to their goals.

Logan's depiction of the irascible Rothko's self-destructing behavior after taking a commission in contrast to his aesthetics was seamlessly guided by Michael Grandage.

MobilizeAmerica seamlessly guided hordes of volunteers from grass-roots groups to phone banks and canvassing events for their favored candidates without the process getting gummed up by balky efforts by campaigns to register and track them using clunky databases.

It is dazzling to watch how seamlessly he guides a playful duet for the sincere young Fanny and her brash American suitor, Slook, in "La Cambiale" into a trio, adding her boyfriend, Edoardo.

As we're guided seamlessly through the building's baroque halls, its back staircases and its stupendous art collection, we come across "ghosts" from St Petersburg's past: Peter the Great, Catherine the Great, Tsar Nicholas II dining with his family, a soldier at the Siege of Leningrad, a full-on state ball, not to mention modern-day tourists.