Sentence examples for streams like a from inspiring English sources

From space, ground and sea based antennae, the National Security Agency sucks voice and data streams like a fire hose and pumps them to computer buffers for analysis.

The found words and sentence fragments can be strung out at random on the display monitors or made to race across the screens in constant streams, like a Times Square zipper, giving the thing a Jenny Holzer-like gnomic and oracular quality.

It can pause and rewind live streams like a digital video recorder and automatically stores favorite shows for easy playback.

It's the Polshek building, the one that goes across the stream, like a bridge.

And Spain's work streamed like a waterway through the city.

One tree spreads the stream throughout the volume (like a river delta), while the other tree collects the same stream (like a river basin).

"When they try to add another revenue stream, like a magazine subscription fee, a bunch of their customers will balk at it," he said.

"Instead of putting them into one long stream like a conga line, we'd have a dual stream, but with 1,000 feet difference in altitude," said Anthony Molinaro, a spokesman for the agency.

Aliens: The Sunlamp Show (Disco Bloodbath Mix) myspace.com/thealiens1, free stream Like a lost cut from Screamadelica, the latest single from the former Beta Band men gets a hazy, loved-up makeover.

Plaques can also break off and travel through your blood stream like a big wad of toilet paper and then block blood vessels elsewhere.

News can be viewed in a section view or a new list view, which is basically a reverse-chronological stream (like a blog or Twitter/Facebook stream).