Sentence examples for webpage out from inspiring English sources
On almost every webpage out there now (including this blog, I'm sure), there are buttons to "like" something on Facebook, to "tweet" something out on Twitter, to "+1" something for Google+, and probably an e-mail button if you're old-school.
If the suspicious webpage comes out as a phishing one, the system gives warning to the user.
As the bidet's webpage points out in a serious of succinct factoids, "An average American goes through 57 sheets of toilet paper per day; One roll of toilet paper requires 37 gallons of water to produce; 27,000 trees get chopped down every single day to wipe your bottom".
Sin City's "atmosphere of adult freedom" is threatened by the posting of pictures and comments that others would prefer kept private, it says.The city's tourism authority runs a webpage that points out that sharing is not always to everyone's advantage, and suggests that visitors pledge an oath not to reveal the naughtier parts of their Vegas trip.
After searching, a new webpage will jump out and display all the matched results.
Table HTML tags were the only means for laying out webpages, as CSS level 1 wouldn't be devised until late in 1996.
Even though the content analysis on the webpages was carried out manually use of the software tool allowed us to visualise the data in a more meaningful way through the model, enabling comparatives to be drawn and a fuller appreciation to emerge of the current situation in UK and USA HEIs.
The DA with information only consists of textual information (consisting of 20 separate webpages; for lay out see Figure 3b) and the DA with VCE additionally consists of a VCE for each FP option (consisting of six separate webpages) (for lay out see Figure 3a).
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Then again, Fifa appears to be suffering from accent-knack generally, possibly brought on by knocking out their webpages on an old typewriter" – Robert Minchin.
Fifty thousand websites -- including Google, Wikipedia and Reddit -- symbolically "blacked out" their webpages to protest the legislation.
