Sentence examples for settings of course from inspiring English sources

The version you can see displayed is only only providing results for Tweets sent from Edinburgh (assuming peiople have bothered to make this clear in their settings of course – millions of people have their Twitter location set to the default Hawaii).

In professional settings, of course, this kind of objective problem-solving and collective decision-making is needed and rewarded in turn.

You return home to find your video cut, uploaded, and waiting for edits, or already shared to YouTube — according to your settings, of course.

Better still, you can "gang" up to four of the System 12 controllers to create custom listening environments (with individualized tone settings, of course) in up to 32 rooms of the palazzo.

If Facebook is serious about search, it needs to make basically everything that gets updated on the site (allowed for by individual's privacy settings, of course) searchable on its mobile app in real-time.

In other settings, of course, the dynamics of layering may vary (see for example, [ 49, 50].

Mistletoe, gift displays, festive table settings and, of course, readings will mark the holiday season at two National Historic Landmarks in New England that were once homes of distinguished American writers.

The site itself has grown up, too: it lost the weird logo and the Zuckerberg shout-out; it added photo albums, the news feed, better privacy settings, and, of course, advertisements; and it is no longer cool — a status that has been passed on to upstarts like Snapchat (which Facebook has tried to acquire) and Instagram (which it did acquire).

The novel carries on multiple different character POVs, elicited with conceptually variable manners of speaking, globe-spanning settings, and of course divergent layouts for their dialogue.

The absence of a local category of trauma-related mental disorders in three of the four settings does, of course, not imply that there is no effect of collective violence on the mental state of the population.

In the background, of course, are Bach's own Passion settings, but Mr. Kagel's work is no pastiche.