Sentence examples for web state from inspiring English sources

"Napster Rocks the Web" (State of the Art, June 29) did not mention that real-time computer-to-computer file exchanges have been popular for years among users of Internet Relay Chat.

Perhaps I'm a dull-witted consumer, but how does Napster's distribution of music ("Napster Rocks the Web," State of the Art, June 29) differ from the "used/cut out/promotional copy -- not for sale" section in every mom-and-pop record store in the country?

Yet this weekend, an email it sent to developers published by Newsgeek in Israel and The Next Web state-side confessed that part of the acquisition "includes closing down other products and services that we are no longer able to support, and this includes the Face.com developers AP I.

But the bylaws posted on the Hanban Web site state that all institutes are governed by "principles of mutual respect, friendly negotiations, and mutual benefit".

Documents on Yeshiva's Web site state that finalists for jobs at the university are subjected to a criminal history check by a "third-party vendor".

The movement's American Web site states, "Jews have long supported the separation of church and state as integral to protecting the religious freedom of all".

Its Web site states that it has farms certified in 25 countries across the world.

But the trustee's Web site states that negotiation is preferable to litigation.

Aunts, as its Web site states, is about "having dance happen".

Alongside his name the Whitney Museum's Web site stated, "Date to be announced".

"Khattab is far from the only field commander in Chechnya," the Web site stated.