Sentence examples for the internet ties from inspiring English sources

While he wouldn't get into specifics, he says that Gameground is looking to expand how far the Internet ties into computer games.

Soon after, her real identity started showing up around the Internet, tied to her cam name and her real address.

If Epic does unveil a limited time mode, one possibility would be the Ralph Breaks The Internet tie-in.

It is not just about the device, but about the services on the Internet tied to that device.

Rather, it will be a new approach to learning which makes plenty of use of the internet but ties education more closely to work.

Among younger adults, those under 30, the Internet already ties TV as a news source at 59percentt for both.

Guilds have had forums since back when connecting to the internet meant tying up your house's landline until DAMN IT WHO PICKED UP THE PHONE?!?

By using the same copper wires that are already installed back to the central or remote telco office, then segregating the data traffic from voice with a splitter in front of the public switched-phone network, they solve the biggest problem in the telcom world: Fast-growing and longer data connections to the Internet are tying up the regular phone call equipment.

Further down the road he sees Internet tie-ins that allow viewers to get information about products advertised on his stations.

The recent frenzied buying of almost every company with an Internet tie brought a strong expression of concern from John H. Laporte, a specialist in small-capitalization companies at T. Rowe Price.

It will also manage electronic commerce and other Internet tie-ins for pictures that are released on DVD.