Sentence examples for us to click from inspiring English sources

Spam was never about e-mail; it was about convincing us to click.

"If you're a gambling man, pick us to click tomorrow," Millar said of Boston's struggling hitters.

"They are deputizing all of us to click this guy away," said Allison Fine, a writer on social media and activism, in a telephone interview.

At all times, the Harvard psychologists invite us to click onto their Web site, Trackyourhappiness.org, in order to know how happy — or at one with ourselves — we are at any given moment in the day.

Phishing emails purporting to be from friends, often reflecting our interests – perhaps gleaned from social media sites – or from trusted organisations such as your bank or HM Revenue & Customs encourage us to click on infected links or attachments containing malware.

On the horizon are systems that will urge us to click our way down a giant menu of stock phrases to create digital notes, which will be fabulously legible and give readers exactly no idea of who patients are and how they are doing.

What has happened in the four years since Ebert made his article SFW is a proliferation of warnings and cues that enjoin us not to click.

Christian Louboutin Nude "Sex" shoes (and yes, the word is spelled out in Swarovski crystals) make us want to click our heels three times, get into bed and … put on our slippers.

What emerges from the working notes of Lean, as from the testimony of his colleagues, is his conviction that a cut — or, for that matter, any kind of dramatic gesture — should exist not purely to wow us but to click the story forward.

But despite our addiction to mobile devices for getting our information and finding merchants, none of us like to click through multiple mobile web pages, thumb in our billing info, or fill out forms on a tiny screen.

In order to get us to press the buy button, businesses first must grab our attention and then make us interested enough to click on it.