Sentence examples for shut down message from inspiring English sources

Internet monitors have also shut down message boards on more than 6,000 websites affiliated with colleges and universities, according to the Hong Kong-based Information Centre for Human Rights and Democracy.

A source told TechCrunch that clients who use Metaio are "flipping out" after seeing the shut down message on the website and not hearing a word from the company about what's going on…until now.

Before the compromised accounts were shut down, one message read, "American soldiers, we are coming, watch your back!" next to what appeared to be a list of the names and phone numbers of military personnel.

He won as the Interior Ministry was sealed, opposition Web sites were shut down, text messages were cut off, cell phones were interrupted, Internet access was impeded, dozens of opposition figures were arrested, universities were closed and a massive show of force was orchestrated to ram home the result to an incredulous public.

Two Twitter accounts have since been shut down following the messages.

When Consensus Net, a website that published commentary by Chinese intellectuals, shut down earlier this week, a short message on the site said it had been suspended for an upgrade.

All across the capital, escalators stopped running, banks of elevators were shut down and the huge, iconic message boards in Tokyo's shopping and nightlife areas faded to black.

Mr Crosby is said to have advised Downing Street months ago that the best way to stabilise the situation was to "clear the battlefield" or "scrape the barnacles off the boat": in other words, shut down the problems, simplify the message, and deny Labour any opportunity to score points.

The "torrent" virus was found in China in 2002 that can make the phone automatically shut down when user was reading message.

The alleged email provider of National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden has suddenly shut down, leaving just an ominous message in its absence.

Some men have been shut down for not getting our message quite right.