Sentence examples for service for reading from inspiring English sources

Isn't this just really a service for reading what famous people are doing?

She said that she had unexpectedly discovered a list of people, which may have included her abusive ex-husband or people who sent hostile comments to her blog, following her and her comments on Google Reader, a service for reading blogs and automated news feeds.

RSS vendor Newsgator will announce tomorrow a new service for reading RSS feeds on Windows Mobile phones.

With this new SDK, developers can make direct calls to Amazon's S3 storage services, Amazon SQS for reading from and writing to message queues, SNS for generating and processing mobile notifications and to Amazon's DynamoDB NoSQL database.

Explains Bash co-founder Danish Shaik, the team behind Bash has been working together on various projects since the beginning of high school, including their TechCrunch SF 2013 Hackathon win with Spruce, a dictation service for online reading.

A dictation service for online reading, which tells people how long it takes to read content via its online platform.

The service recommends reading lists for destinations worldwide, and the books can be ordered from Longitude.

Marco Arment, an adviser to Readability and the creator of Instapaper, a service for saving and reading online articles, made a version of his Instapaper app that will essentially be Readability's mobile component.

Consider Stephen Law, a professor of philosophy at the University of London, who started his working life delivering mail for the British postal service, began reading works of philosophy in his spare time, decided that he'd like to know more, and went on to study the discipline at City University, in London, and at Oxford University.

Health Evolution Partners, Dr. Brailer said, would look to invest in companies with new ideas in fields like remote monitoring of patients, the management of chronic diseases, telemedicine, predictive genomics to tailor drug doses and eBay-style Internet marketplaces for services like reading chest X-rays.

"He who believes in Allah and the hereafter shall perform good service for his guests," reads a sign in one small government office in the north.