Sentence examples for whose click from inspiring English sources

The expanding Xhosa, moving southward in the search for land, encountered not only the hunting-and-gathering Khoisan-speaking peoples (many of whose click sounds they adopted) but also Cape colonists moving northward in search of good farmland.

Say you got that e-commerce app through a Facebook ad whose click cost the app $0.25.

Click rates will be closely monitored during the pilot and publishers whose click rates give cause for concern or are anomalous will be removed from the program and will not be paid for clicks on their ads.

This is all so important for Facebook because it has classically been seen by advertisers as stronger for institutional brand advertising that improves awareness and perception than direct advertising whose click-throughs translate to sales.

Contrarily, they are designed to make the lives of human beings better — not just the ones whose clicks have market value.

Only once, he told reporters that a juror had complained about an unnamed lady in red whose computer clicking drowned out the testimony.

On the title track, whose minimalist clicks and sparse, elastic beats vaguely resemble modern dancehall, she sings, "I know what people say about you, they say the same about me," a nod to the reputation she has garnered.

Besides the McGarrigle-Wainwright clan the guests included Teddy and Kami Thompson, a son and daughter of Richard and Linda Thompson, the British folk-singing duo, and Taylor McFerrin (son of Bobby), a human beatbox whose accelerated clicks and snaps infused "The Little Drummer Boy" with hip-hop energy.

These are musician Bora Yoon's instruments, whose clangs, clicks, whirs and whispers she braids with her own sonorous voice into soundscapes of the subconscious.

There was no fancy office, no plush carpets and walls of thick glass, no assistant whose heels clicked over the marble as she offered you a bottle of water.

The Justice Department and regulatory bodies came up with the lame excuse that the groups decision-making was so opaque that they could not determine whose finger clicked the mouse.