Sentence examples for streams of current from inspiring English sources

Instead, it focused on building its own, over-the-top product, CBS All Access, which combines on-demand streams of current and past shows with live TV feeds from affiliates.

These companies already receive instantaneously the stream of current Twitter messages.

With it Haruf dispels the image of Holt as a place outside the stream of current affairs, and with it he complicates the common notion of small towns as oppressively religious and thick with tradition.

In Israel, however, the United States is still saying plenty, with a stream of current and former officials traveling there to threaten additional sanctions on Iran and to reiterate Mr. Obama's readiness to use military action against Iran if diplomacy fails.

We hope that this paper will contribute to the appreciation and apprehension of a stream of current research directions in image understanding.

We aren't planning to bid on Hulu because most of its revenue is from providing free ad-supported streaming of current season TV shows, which is not our focus.

For example, the first document belonging to a particular category in a document stream of current window may be recognized as an outlier, but it may later form a cluster of documents of its own by merging other micro-clusters in the next window.

The FanPulse homepage features a stream of current sports events that lets you quickly catch up on scores from whatever league you're interested in (in light of the World Cup you'll notice that soccer matches are currently most prominently displayed, but the site also features today's MLB games).

We will be again debating union corruption and the Heydon royal commission rather than the current stream-of-consciousness discussion about the government's frequently changing taxation plans.

The bombardment of the solar wind would be deadly to life on Earth, but Earth's magnetic field deflects the streams of charged particles -- electric currents, in essence -- and either deflects them around the planet or channels them toward the North and South Poles.

The brook Bartok evokes at one crucial point is not some lapping stream but a torrent of currents with lashing swirls of glissandos and weighty harmonies in the low woodwinds that will suck you under if you dare wade in.