Sentence examples for update someone on from inspiring English sources

Just the other day, the young man at the cash register who was supposed to help with the bagging was using both hands to update someone on the status of who knows what (certainly not the joys of bagging groceries).

Update: Someone out there is listening.

REALLY?!? Seth Meyers on manning the desk on Weekend Update: "Someone made a joke that the closest I've come to a catchphrase is, 'I'm going to stop you there.'" REALLY?!? Michael Schulman has contributed to The New Yorker since 2006.

Big Sam's Sliding Doors moment – and English football's itself – essentially pivoted on a Windows ME update someone forgot to install.

Update: Someone must have noticed.

Update: Someone is paying attention.

And it's not until we answer that email or text, are updated on someone's social media status or look up an inane "Did you know?" fact that's been nagging us that we return to the world of the conversationally competent.

When one of your friends posts an update, or someone comments on one of your posts or sends you a message, a small white bar appears on your Home screen to let you know.

Google does not, ever, ask someone to "update your listing on the front page".

Past "tasks" have included delivering passports to a family stranded in Tenerife, keeping someone updated on the score of "a rival football match", making a list of ""the best vegan dishes in London" for £500, and queueing up for a Hamilton musical ticket for £200.

If you change relationship status with someone in your life, be sure to update the change on Facebook too.