Sentence examples for swiped into from inspiring English sources
"swiped into" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is typically used in the context of someone gaining access to a physical or digital space. For example: - She swiped her access card into the building to enter the office. - The hacker was able to swipe into the company's database and steal sensitive information. - The athletes swiped their keycards into the gym to start their workout. - The student swiped into the library using her student ID to borrow a book.
The next day, the Nisos operators swiped into the lobby, plugged a local-area-network device into an Ethernet port in a conference room, and left before anyone noticed.
They realised that analysing the electronic trail left every time a student swiped into the library, borrowed a book or looked something up online, and putting it together with other student records could not only help to improve library services but also answer more fundamental questions about the way students learn.
Wydr has around 400 artists signed up at this point, hoping their artworks get swiped into users' shopping carts.
The big question in the UK, though, is whether consumers will fancy the idea of having their cards swiped into this device.
The results can be predictable: incoming passengers find that their bid to swipe into the station is thwarted by oncoming traffic, with exiting travelers stuffing the entryway until the train has pulled away.
Elfring said that while he did not think a clocking system should be put in place, it might be possible to introduce a way of analysing the cards used by staff to swipe into a building to see if someone was repeatedly working long hours.
We don't suddenly lose our souls the moment we swipe into the doughnut," he said referring to the building in Cheltenham in which they work.
The Live features live in Instagram Stories, and you can get to them by swiping into the Stories camera area and then tapping the toggle to enter "Live" mode.
You swipe into the push notifications for a chance to win, perhaps join a few new shows to accrue a few points, and eventually make plans with someone to see a show.
To the uninitiated user, Peek's interface can appear enigmatic or even inscrutable at first glance — with a rack of icons swiping into view that look alien rather than immediately obvious, and a series of interface gestures required to navigate the app's functions, which don't immediately leap out as intuitive and absolutely do require a little poking and prodding around to get into the swing of.
Thing is, it's entirely worth churning through miles of be-zombied wasteland to get those upgrades, because the only word I can use to describe the crunch of two giant zombies side-swiped into the nose of a wrecked semi, followed by the ka-chunk of a harpoon taking a goon clean off my passenger door… "Joyful".
