Sentence examples for service note from inspiring English sources
Kim Kardashian, the most followed person on Instagram, said on Tuesday that she "really loved" the service — note the past tense — and that the new rules were not "fair".
As Daredia tells me, "You don't have to use the same JPEG viewer when you look at a picture, so why should I have to use the same music service?" (Note to Bop.fm: please do this for video next).
About 10,000 new people sign up for Tumblr every day on average, and the retention rate is very high: close to 85% remains active after registering for the micro-blogging service (note that Tumblr, besides drop-dead simple, is free of charge).
The website, when accessed from any where but an iPhone, just shows information about the service (note – that isn't entirely true – you can go to testiphone.com and enter fon11.com/home and see it just like it would appear on the iPhone – but only from the Safari browser).
Twitter's terms of service note that the company may collect a user's "IP address, browser type, operating system, the referring web page, pages visited, location, your mobile carrier, device information (including device and application IDs), search terms, and cookie information".
Might you be willing to take on a task or two?" (Give examples of tasks you'd like the person to handle)."If not, how about we hire a cleaning service?" Note: This article is modified slightly from an earlier version originally published on chabad.org.org
No 10 is to clarify the position because ministers are usually expected to be accompanied by civil service note-takers when they meet business leaders.
Haier, the news service noted, may welcome private equity cash to help finance a GE deal.
Mr. Obama acknowledged that service, noting that 125 soldiers from the base had died in Afghanistan.
On May 20th Morningstar, another ratings service, noted that Time Warner was issuing new debt specifically to increase its leverage.
Hazel Trice Edney, editor in chief of the National Newspaper Publishers Association's news service, notes that black reporters are still rarely called on in the daily White House briefings.
