Sentence examples for street mobile from inspiring English sources
According to new research commissioned by Sesame Workshop, producer of PBS's "Sesame Street," mobile device ownership is booming as TV set ownership declines.
The winding-up of failed high street mobile phone retailer Phones4U will see the taxpayer lose out to the tune of £78m, after administrators confirmed unsecured creditors would receive just 0.4p for every pound owned.
The ticket booth is a copy of a well-known high street mobile phone shop, replete with fluorescent pink signage, nasty stools, maroon carpet and staff who wear vile puce neckerchiefs.
I'm planning on covering college startups, Apple, Wall Street, Mobile Apps, FinTech, Bitcoin (yes, I mine my own, and no, I didn't start early enough to get rich), among other things.
Lightning is a playable character in the mobile crossover games Final Fantasy: All the Bravest and Final Fantasy: Record Keeper, a powered-up character form in Final Fantasy Explorers, a chibi figure in Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Mobile, and a character card in Final Fantasy Artniks.
Later, when I first used an electric wheelchair, I felt an amazing sense of exhilaration at being free to speed through the streets, mobile again.
In fact, they're already made some progress on that front as they soft-launched their on-street mobile parking service in Latrobe, Pennsylvania of all places last month.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Mobile App Improves Data Security | Path, the mobile social network that had been criticized for copying users' personal information without permission, said it had updated the app to encrypt data it stores, the Bits blog reports.
OO Selling Solar Power on the Street: the Mobile Solar Kiosk generates enough solar power on a mobile kiosk that people can sell the power to charge phones, recharge batteries, and more, in Africa!
Just like ruckus on the street and mobile phones on the street, there's a loada wannabes out there and people have to understand that whole thing: if you live by that, you die by that".
Gbadebo-Smith's plan is part of the Kick Against Indiscipline, a citywide effort to rationalize Lagos — for example, to clear out the informal markets clogging nearly every street, with mobile courts issuing fines.
