Sentence examples for virtual racks from inspiring English sources

Perhaps people will buy shoes through virtual racks without every putting them anywhere near their feet.

But it sells so much from so many vendors that it generally relies on complaints to monitor its virtual racks rather than vetting each item.

The Adidas thing is a virtual shoe rack which you scroll through without ever touching a shoe.

But who has time to pull out a calculator and get involved in fractions when pink dresses are flying off the racks — virtual and real — and shoppers are overwhelmed by the fear of missing out?

Wan was impressed by Zuhairah Scott Washington, another Harvard Business grad and founder of Kahnoodle, a mobile game that will allow couples to rack up virtual points for performing acts of kindness toward one another.

Unlike, say, Zynga Poker, Crowdpark's "Bet Tycoon" brings live betting to Facebook, allowing you to challenge your friends to bet on a wide range of realtime events, with each bet becoming an opportunity to move up the rankings, show off to friends via social networks, and rack up virtual currency.

The site says that while these questions will have the same appeal as its other questions (users can claim bragging rights as they rack up virtual money), it could also have a more significant impact: If the site can grow a large and diverse user base, it could potentially help pollsters and news organizations quickly get a feel for the public's perception on a given issue.

Game franchises like Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto have racked up millions of virtual deaths down the years, but Surgeon Simulator is just as life-endangering in its own way.

It's a virtual popularity contest to see who can rack up the most followers.

That is a demographic that may not own cellphones, or, if they do, may not have authority from their parents to rack up charges to feed virtual pellets to an animated entity.

But the best performing video ads on Facebook are in game apps and linked to virtual currency (players watch the ad to rack up points).