Sentence examples for style package from inspiring English sources

Stubbornly, however, Hyundai does not allow the $2,000 Tech package, consisting of automatically adjusting headlights, backup warning sensors and special wheels, to be ordered independently of the $2,000 Style package, with its panoramic glass roof and various interior and exterior enhancements.

At the basic level, Shoeboxed allows users to organize all their e-mail and paper receipts, providing a cut-down accounting style package for those looking for basic spend-tracking as opposed to a full blown accounting program such as Quicken.

Latch is not disclosing its per lock pricing yet, but will say it plans to offer flexible options so customers who prefer to spend more on capex up front can, and those that prefer lower capex but are ok with a higher opex will also be able to sign up for some sort of subscription style package.

It shows that you can live without excessive wrapping, like sellers on e-commerce sites with Russian-doll style packaging, and without so much plastic.

Blue Monday – New Order I hadn't heard of New Order when I bought this, but I was attracted by the amazing design, the 12in vinyl contained in floppy-disk style packaging.

Themes are professionally designed style packages that define the color, fonts, and graphical page elements of Web pages within a site.

And since nothing is free forever, Facebook's model of being a TV-style internet network inside the internet powered by all the data that's fit to mine will likely yield to a pay subscription model as the emerging cartel of bandwidth providers offer cable-TV style packages that feature social networks and other forms of online entertainment.

Swedish snus (SWS) are moist to semi-moist, ground, oral tobacco products (Rutqvist et al., 2011), which are often placed in "tea-bag" style packaging which consumers usually place behind their upper lip.

"One of those adjustments and one of those packages will probably be a pro-style package," Tebow said.

Hollande's third problem is that there is no stomach in France for a German-style package of reforms, nor has there been a deep-enough crisis to make a Thatcherite approach politically sellable.

In Dublin, Mr. Cowen, who presides over a shaky political coalition, is trying desperately to prevent Ireland from having to accept the loss of sovereignty implicit in a Greece-style package requiring close supervision by the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission.