Sentence examples for service turned off from inspiring English sources

I used a Mi-Fi hot spot and my Verizon iPhone with the cell service turned off.

It's still there in XP, although now the default is to have the service turned off, rather than turned on.

Train lines were shut down, buildings evacuated and cell service turned off in parts of the city to prevent the detonation of more devices.

A charge of $15 to borrow $100 doesn't seem extreme or exploitative to borrowers trying to avoid having a service turned off or catch up on their rent or mortgage.

"I've been getting lots of woebegone messages from NorthPoint users who've had their service turned off, and it's appalling," said Scot Finnie, who publishes an online newsletter about the broadband industry.

"When we look at the Top 5 percent of data users, there is virtually no difference in data consumption between those on unlimited and those on tiered plans — and yet the unlimited consumers are the ones at risk of getting their service turned off," Validas wrote in a blog post.

Others can function just fine with location services turned off.

But government funding cuts saw Asian services turned off in January 2015.

Among other things, Bill has accused Sue of secretly ordering utility services turned off at homes he's occupying; she denies it.

By teaching your child why they should not share photos of themselves online or why they should keep their location services turned off, you will not only protect your child, but also empower them to use technology safely to explore the possibilities of the digital world.

If that does take place, it will at least be clear to voters that their essential government services were turned off in the service of two single-minded and destructive goals: giving the appearance of cutting a deficit that was deliberately inflated by years of tax cuts for the rich, and going after programs that the Republicans never liked in good times or bad.