Sentence examples for track available to from inspiring English sources

FriendFeed's forthcoming stream splicing and realtime APIs will make open Track available to both FriendFeed users and third parties.

A minute-long clip of the jazz-tinged funk song was posted on YouTube, with the full track available to buy for the unusual sum of $0.88 56 pencee).

Push Gmail solves the social graph problem by carrying IM notifications over email to set up the conversation, making Track available to any application or set of services without getting in the carriers' faces.

The milestone was announced at an event in London, where Deezer also revealed that it has 12 million monthly active users, a catalogue of 30m tracks available to stream, and partnerships with 25 mobile operators and ISPs around the world.

The conventional wisdom is that, as in motor racing, whoever can take the advantage at the first bend can make life very difficult for anyone behind, but in sailing there are different tracks available to competitors on different sides of the course.

So, let's say you're playing a racing game demo you have all the cars and tracks available to your.

They've also launched a Remix project in which they've made their audio assets and tracks available to listeners to mess with, in hopes that their content combined with user imagination and ingenuity will lead yield some interesting results.

With more than 300 tracks available to date via disc and download purchase (complete list of tracks at http://www.rockband.com/dlc), the massive Rock Band Music Store allows players to preview and purchase downloadable individual music tracks, packs and albums from the vast selection of offerings available as they build their own custom Rock Band library.

Target is working with Morissette on the album making bonus tracks available to those that purchase the CD in the stores.

This first bit is kind of cheating because I already knew it from real-life experience, but the different career tracks available to Sims make it clear: don't be a journalist.

Incredible as it may seem, this decision -- this willful decision -- to accept the business risk of using millions of unlicensed songs was apparently driven by a belief that in order to have an effective consumer offering, Spotify had to have tens of millions of tracks available to consumers.