Sentence examples for shield smart from inspiring English sources

These apps are supported on iOS and Android devices, PC and Mac computers via the web, gaming systems like Xbox One and Nvidia Shield, smart TVs (including Roku TV, Android TV, LG Web OS 2.0 & 3.0), and other streaming media devices like Roku, Fire TV/Fire TV Stick, Android TV, Apple TV (new generation or previous gen via AirPlay), and Chromecast.

T-Mobile's Sidekick 2008: Yes, it kicks ass and yes you can have ours Ancient computer knew more than just when the Olympiad was scheduled for WANT: Spray on laser shielding Smart trousers detect wobbly walks, imminent falls in elderly The Telemegaphone: No good can come from this.

Eventually, the company hopes that it's going to make Sqreen's shield much smarter and will make it stand out from the competition.

His shield is his smart mouth — and his ability to run away from the disasters that his comments set off.

Even if you're not necessarily a huge gamer, the Shield is a smart bet, thanks to future-proof hardware and a growing list of unique services that Nvidia is delivering to its own platforms first.

Plus, this sets up older Shield TVs to become smart home devices once those features go live, which will come in future software updates.

We can easily spend more billions on fortressing America with a missile shield, planes, ships and more "smart" bombs, but tragically none would have saved an American life.

Glimmers of past glory are found in features like a smart, ego-based shield system that sees Duke boosting his defences by drinking beer, but such additions are few and far between.

And the utilisation of Aleksandar Kolarov in front of Gael Clichy on the left flank was smart as a shield against the threat of Dani Alves - but Demichelis was the weak link in the chain and this is where City's Champions League hopes were broken.

Casting Jonny Lee Miller as Eli was a smart move toward shielding the show from getting preachy or too serious.

For Shields, it would be a smart move, Laken said, because customers would pay up front for the scan — there would be no insurance companies to contend with.