Sentence examples for through vista from inspiring English sources
That itself is slightly lust inducing, but what's really peculiar is the stats listed at AVING: compatibility with Windows 98 through Vista, and Mac OS 8.6.
No doubt, the search leader is going to continue to grow strongly from its search ad business, but Microsoft, in part through Vista, is going to put pressure on the company to broaden its revenue base.
That might seem a bit odd, in that both come preloaded in many new PCs, but the bigger issue is that Microsoft is making a big push into security offerings, in part through Vista; thus, any delay buys the security firms time to bring in more customers via their subscription models.
Levels of conservation between sub-genomes across intergenic sequence was visualised through VISTA plots for each region.
Then it really takes off, spinning through vistas of sound, and in Frusciante's singular vision the earth seen from above starts to look like heaven from below.
Its through-block vista makes it the most striking of all.
A shopper in Washington State is viewed through a Vista ad display.
The resulting $42.2m £27.9mm) weekend haul through Buena Vista pushed the family movie's running total to a highly respectable $145m.
At Sony, 20percentt of its Vaio consumer models have gone through the Vista Velocity program so far, and the goal is to cover them all, said Mike Abary, senior vice president for marketing in Sony's Vaio PC business.
Photography need no longer bide its time, or bite its nails, in underground dens or unvisited wings of the major museums; it is right there in the throne rooms, and in order to reach Avedon's Groucho, say — balding, black-sweatered, solemnly dreaming of something off-camera — you have to stride through a vista of Rodins.
That's three weeks in a row at number one for DreamWorks' civil rights era drama (released through Buena Vista), which has grossed $119m including Sunday estimates and is expected to climb to around $122m by the end of the Labor Day holiday weekend on Monday.
