Sentence examples for sweet access from inspiring English sources

Virtual private networking is a great way to accomplish a number of things, including making sure that your secrets stay your own, protecting against malware attacks, and getting around the geoblocking of audio and video content from networks, labels and basically anyone who wants to restrict your sweet, sweet access.

With any luck, you'll have some sweet LTE access in your neck of the woods when the little guy launches, but I'd advise against holding your breath.

Heads up, Xbox Live Gold subscribers — you'll soon have yet another way to access some sweet, sweet video content on your Xbox 360.

Participants were more motivated to obtain access to sweet beverages, especially when these were better liked than to obtain access to non-sweet beverages.

That means if you leave your watch at home while you go out for a jog, you've still got access to sweet jams, and your watch can still tell you where you are, and how to get home.

For the love of God make sure you put your can opener in your bag or you'll find yourself whacking it against someones head trying desperately to access its sweet goo.

But despite first impressions they didn't seem to actually be worker bees, since they almost determinedly refrained from directly assisting we few who were trying to access the sweet deliciousness of their books.

Kaplan calls his hobby "diplomacy through baseball," and we witnessed him cajole, call out, and shake hands with anyone he thought might be a passing diplomat, searching for that sweet spot to gain access to whichever world leader might be lurking in the wings.

It is plausible that many Bulang children living in towns had greater access to sweet snacks and hence suffered from a higher caries rate.

But when you enrich their environment, and give them access to sweets and let them play with other rats, they stop pressing the lever".

In Hollywood you have gifting sweets, million dollar deals, access, social capital, hedonism, wealth and more -- AKA the same thing Blacks dealt with in the '60s.