Sentence examples for up and activating from inspiring English sources

The main task for Mr. Schlegel and another European astronaut, Gen. Léopold Eyharts of the French Air Force, is setting up and activating the Columbus.

Uninstalling them individually from the control panel's "Add and Remove Programs" window does not always get rid of everything Office related, as when you install the CUIT version, there is often a "Try, Buy, Activate" pop up, and activating using the CUIT instructions does not work either.

Delivery with activation help & setup: Consumers can have their device delivered, set up, and activated the same day by a device expert, who supplies all the help needed with their device.

To run PicCall, your phone must be set up and activated for making phone calls.

"If a potential candidate is interested, it is imperative that they step up and activate their campaign".

The InGrid Digital Home Protection System — which the user can set up and activate in less than 90 minutes, its maker says — lets you keep an eye on the home front, even from a distance, over the Web or a cellphone.

Our inventions will themselves solve the intractable problems of aging and death - even reverse engineering cerebral architectures so that memories and personalities can be backed up and activated in alternative computing platforms.

It connects to your device using Bluetooth Smart, and it's dead simple to set up and activate, too.

Next, once the right plan is identified, the service automates the on-boarding process (like Zenefits) to help streamline how companies sign up and activate each of their employees.

GigaOm is suggesting that Fon may have agreed to pay $8 to $10 to BT for every one of its broadband customers who agrees to sign up and activate the Fon service.

It has been like pulling teeth to get people to get up and activate themselves in their civic duties, be it resisting the Israeli occupation or bringing hope and jobs back to U.S. inner cities. Organizations were so stuck that one wondered if they had been reduced to serving as employment vehicles, bereft of any drive to advance the greater good.