Sentence examples for website means from inspiring English sources
But secondly, we now recognise that the advent of the internet, and in particular this organisation's website, means that coverage need no longer be parochial.
In fact, that Beck oversees a network in addition to a curated home-shopping website means we should probably be comparing him to Oprah.
The announcement, confined to a stock market news website, means there are now no carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in the UK.
Check the company's website Having a website means nothing, but many of these bogus outfits don't even bother with a token one.
A: Unfortunately, the huge (and growing) quantity of user content on the Guardian website means that we can't enter into correspondence regarding specific moderation activity, although all correspondence will be read.
Customer feedback about the website means it is "constantly improving", she adds.
More surfers on the company's website meant more advertisers.
"The problems of the website mean they are going to be looking to go after it even harder".
The department's results, while public, were posted on an obscure government website meant for what the department describes as financial aid professionals.
Coming to the rescue is Lightstock, a "faith-focused, safe-searching, carefully curated stock photography website" meant just for Jesus lovers.
Mos Def demonstrates the procedure in a stomach-churning new video on the Guardian's website meant to shed light on what the Guantanamo Bay detainees on hunger strike are suffering.
