Sentence examples for website recipients from inspiring English sources

From the shared website, recipients can view or download the photos if they choose.

Indeed, if you look at the London Borough of Hackney website, the recipients of my box contents are listed quite transparently: paper bags and wrappers go to Aylesford Newsprint in Kent, 33 miles away, for instance, while my riesling bottles are made back into wine bottles by the O-I Group in Harlow, Essex, just 22 miles from my front door.

When you're sharing the photos, however, you're actually sharing a link to a website where recipients can view the photos in an attractive magazine-style layout.

The texts themselves include a link to a mobile-optimized website, where the recipients can rate the message by voting it up or down or blocking the sender entirely.

Include a photo for family and friends Set up a website to allow recipients to add their blessings and gratitude to create a virtual Thanksgiving community.

A website lists every recipient, how much food each person has got in each transaction and from which supplier.

Social engineering schemes use   spoofed e-mails purporting to be from   legitimate businesses and agencies, designed   to lead consumers to counterfeit websites   that trick recipients into divulging financial   data such as usernames and passwords.

In one interview on GiveDirectly's website, a cash recipient named Kevin shared his initial concern that the program was run by satanists.

Although more than half of survey respondents reported a need for cholera information, and receiving or reading the T-HAN was associated with this need, the low number of redirects on the T-HAN website suggests that most recipients did not use the T-HAN as a source for more information, possibly because the T-HAN information was sufficient or because they sought information elsewhere.

It's often better to link to files via a website URL to reduce recipient fear of attachments and reduce the overall message size.

Users can then embed their vChatter badge on a blog, email, or website and invite readers and recipients to reach out in a live video chat.