Sentence examples for website to remember from inspiring English sources

We collect information on our users through: - registration and use of the website; - cookies (small files that allow website to remember user preferences); - where you choose to disclose data in postings; - when you enter sales promotions and competitions.

Ideal for me--one of the reasons I like printed material is that I can stick a bookmark in it, and I hate having to go back into pages of a website to remember whether I've already been there.

"These cookies allow our websites to remember information that changes the way the site behaves or looks, such as your preferred language or the region you are in," it explains on its site.

Make the name of the website easy to remember so that people do not forget the website address.

Most websites use cookies to remember that you've logged in.

Instead of including your telephone number, website and email, give 1 method of communication, such as an easy to remember website.

They're not on 'the list' that was published on the official website about 12 hours after it was leaked to a Swiss website, but you have to remember the "final list" is never complete (a single example of an unlisted delegate: the President of Madrid in 2009).

Colbert told viewers the name of Jones' website, InfoWars, is easy to remember.

However, yet another source told the website, ""It's important to remember that Selena had worked in Hollywood nonstop for six years.

However, if your website can be easier to remember or stand out more at wikiHow.com, rather than wHow.com, then don't worry about it.

Each council will have a different take on how their website should work: It's important to remember that council websites are a digital representation of each authority and each has their own political make up and offer a different set of services.