Sentence examples for to plug itself from inspiring English sources

Programmed with the urgent need to plug itself into some earth, the plant's spirit goes searching for terra firma.

Speaking of the telecommunications carriers, he said, "They want the equivalent of having the toaster pay for the ability to plug itself into the electrical grid".

Japan now has one of the rich world's weakest venture-capital markets.Levantine wilesThe country that has led the world in promoting entrepreneurship has also done the most to plug itself into global markets.

iOS wouldn't allow an app to plug itself in this deeply into the OS.

Instead, Twitter can branch out to plug itself into dozens – or, it hopes, hundreds – of new mobile applications, while saving money and time for smaller developers who may not be able to afford the associated costs with SMS-based sign up systems, or who want to speed their application concepts to market.

But the added time gives the tRNA attached to pyrrolysine a chance to nip in and plug itself into the stop codon, an action that adds pyrrolysine to the end of the chain and restarts the chain-building process.

With 2014 looking set to usher in a wave of biometric-enabled mobiles, in the wake of Apple adding a fingerprint sensor to the iPhone 5s' home button last year, PasswordBox is positioning itself to plug in and complement biometric security features on mobile devices.

ODST was originally intended to be DLC itself, to plug the gap between Halo 3 and Halo Reach.

When it rolls into a town, village or sets up on an island, it plugs itself into the local community to get the word out about its services.

Roughly $630 million in assets remains unaccounted for, and regulators are examining whether the firm used the money to plug holes in a scramble to save itself.

In allying itself with Saudi Arabia, the US automatically plugs itself into an anti-Shia agenda and limits its ability to monitor and take action against Sunni jihadis who are promoted by Riyadh.