Sentence examples for tags it from inspiring English sources

During the turn of a reader to acknowledge its tags, it can at the same time send the number of tags identified to the centralized controller.

The Query fragments scorer worker also regenerates structure for every atom signature and tags it with its corresponding fragment score and UUID of the compound to which it belong to.

So successful is the Beckham line that despite its hefty price tags it has sold out during the worst of the recession.

The building, now called the BellTel Lofts, gets its new name from a wrought-iron facade hanging over its Bridge Street entrance, which still tags it as the Bell Telephone Company.

With many sporting name tags, it felt like freshman orientation.

If ever there was an event that cried out for name tags, it was last night's Republican debate.

This way, when she finally did take off the tags it was with the satisfaction of unsealing a ripe bottle of brandy.

In other words, society interprets the action and tags it with a motivation – for all to see – that it considers consistent with the behaviour.

Now On Tap, the upgrade to Google Now, will be able to find search strings based on butchered pronunciations, tags it made up itself, and pronouns.

In those pages – even without price tags – it was the gold watch that will be coveted by those who can afford it.

The horses are a year from running, and no matter how gaudy their price tags, it is no guarantee they can run.