Sentence examples for streaming it would from inspiring English sources
If Apple was serious about on-demand streaming, it would need to go even further.
If Redbox gets into streaming, it would likely have to move more towards catalog titles as well.
But for live streaming it would be nice to have the option of choosing a maximum bitrate or a suitable 'best' HLS profile to stream at so we can keep some of our data allowance for things other than iPlayer!
That has been the basis for a few app rejections, and it would seem that with on-demand movie streaming, it would remove at least some of the need to buy movies for your device through iTunes.
Marked by an artificial stream, it would be obvious, but for the ice.
The loss of the pier, a 15-acre structure that juts over the Hudson River at Houston Street, would not only cut off a future revenue stream, it would also affect hundreds of sports teams currently using the fields there, and the drivers of 1,600 cars that park there.
Indeed, it was calculated that if one person were to pay off Nelly's tax debt by themselves, simply by streaming Hot In Herre over and over again and accumulating the microscopic royalty that goes with each stream, it would take 2,076 years to settle the debt.
David Sellar QC, for the interim managers, said it was a matter of common sense that if there was uncertainty over an important income stream it would reduce the amount of money that anyone was going to offer.
However, if Amazon can pull off producing a Hulu-like service and bundle it with a low-cost, low-impact media stream, it would be an instant hit.
If 5min was ranked by streams, it would most likely rank lower on the list, as AOL and other video properties had more streams than the startup (AOL saw 210 million streams).
In other words, if a mutation destroys an organ such as the eyes in a fish living in a surface stream, it would suffer greater predation or a compromised ability to locate food and would be less likely to have the same reproductive success as its seeing counterparts.
