Sentence examples for was to bookmark from inspiring English sources
The idea was to bookmark and curate real-world places, which created a type of social recommendations system for its users.
For now, your best bet is to bookmark SmarterTravel.com's "Ultimate Guide to Airline Fees," which lists most fees charged by different carriers.
(Another such new generalization is to bookmark, which meant "to place a marker in a book" but which has a newer sense of "to mark the address of a Web site").
Once an annotation set has been customized, it is possible to bookmark it so it can be later retrieved without having to reapply the filtering.
Therefore when people finally come to a source of clean information that is really good, they are likely to bookmark it and come again for more.
Be sure to bookmark this page since we'll be updating the gallery as more news breaks.
Though lawyers are the primary audience for law.com, consumers would be wise to bookmark it to get links to the sites lawyers themselves use for research.
If you're carrying around a recent Palm device with webOS, be sure to bookmark this one.
We will certainly be seeing more ads in the coming weeks, so be sure to bookmark our Black Friday deals page and check back often to catch the latest in leaked ads, news, and predictions.
A bookmark manager icon is now found within the navigation bar, next to the star icon that is used to bookmark pages.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin May 15 , 2012The big news at The New Yorker today is the launch of our new literary blog, Page-Turner — take a look and be sure to bookmark it!
