Sentence examples for the button means from inspiring English sources

The combination of the sheer size of the screen plus the small size of the button means that I (with hands you'd never call small) found myself spanning desperately when I picked it up, trying to reach and press the button.

The addition of the button means PayPal has also managed to skirt around Apple's App Store rules regarding charitable donations.

I set it to know that one long press on the button meant I wanted to use either Google Now or Siri, depending on which smartphone it was connected to at the time.

Rule No. 2: If you're going to use e-mail, know what the buttons mean.

GigaOm is reporting that early beta testers were not impressed, saying the site has a "bad interface, no text description of what the buttons mean, [and the] quality of video goes up and down very much".

For your response, here is a box with 5 buttons: the far-left button (or the far-right) means "very pleasant", the mid-left button (or the mid-right) means "pleasant", the middle button means "neutral", the mid-right button (or the mid-left) means "unpleasant", and the far-right button (or the far-left) means "very unpleasant".

The thought goes that the pressing of the red button means MAD: Mutually Assured Destruction.

The thought goes that the pressing of the red button means MAD: mutually assured destruction.

Bloomberg confirms that the disappearance of the home button means that this phone will get Face ID.

The evolution of the payments button means that device will soon likely be used to pay for more and more things, including media – meaning the likes of me could indirectly depend on him too.

The statements ranged from " For instance, it might be more useful to know that it vibrates 10 15° on the right of the belly button means one stands in a North to West direction".