Sentence examples for turning to server from inspiring English sources

To support additional applications without significant hardware investments, many businesses are turning to server virtualization.

He delights in Anglo-Catholicism's smells, bells and acres of lace, and shares the arched-eyebrow bitchiness of one altar server turning to another, when a new curate arrives in a particular fashion of cotta, to say: "Hmmm.

She reiterated her regrets over the private server, and, turning to offense, attacked Republicans in Congress for using an investigation of the matter "to drive down [her] poll numbers," citing an admission by the House Republican majority leader, Bakersfield's Kevin McCarthy.

A small consulting company cut its IT expenses in half by turning off its four aging servers and turning to a dedicated hosting provider.

But a few years ago it too turned to centralized servers.

To do this, Kroll turned to Microsoft's server virtualization software, which boosted the workload of its servers.

Our server turned to go.

She tells about a woman went out to lunch one day, and the server turned to her daughter and asked "What does she want to eat?" My mother, whom I write about all the time, feels uncomfortable booking tickets on the Internet, navigating an audio phone tree or reserving her seats online the night before her flight.

Before every point at the United States Open, the server will turn to a ball person and request a ball.

Then the compiler provided by these tools will compile these selected classes to generate the RMI stubs/skeletons for them, so that the application is turned to be a client/server one by using RMI as the communication channel.

"I see no choice but for Secretary Clinton to turn her server over to a neutral, detached third-party arbiter who can determine which documents should be public and which should remain private," Gowdy said.