Sentence examples for world packages from inspiring English sources

Well, AT&T just decided to be proactive and sent out a one page document to all iPhone users describing the World Packages.

But, as you'll find, discovering the world packages page is almost impossible on AT&T's website and the average user will probably have to get burned just like I did before they figure things out.

The United Nations is, after all, the world packaged in parliamentary form, buzzing with furies and contradictions.

In the 1990s, after the Soviet collapse and the hardship that followed, the country was just beginning to open up to the outside world: package tourism was in its infancy, and record companies from abroad had only just begun their musical truffle-hunt on the island.

The world packaging market was valued at $427 billion in 2003, growing at an annual rate of 3.5%% since 1999.

I was burned last year by AT&T's prohibitive roaming rates and so last time I flew out I called AT&T to set up a world package.

As studies have shown that the standard industrialized world model for delivery of safe drinking water technology may not be affordable in much of the developing world, packaged water is suggested as a low cost, readily available alternative water provision that could help bridge the gap.

This curiosity propels them to learn about the world, package up that data in interesting, timely pieces, and present it to others in the hope that their curiosity might be piqued as well.

They will also have the option of upgrading to a "best of Both Worlds" package, which would allow them to pick and choose their desired stations.

NINE DRAGONS PAPER lies at the heart of China's booming industrial relations with the rest of the world: it packages exports.

Women are sent out into the world as packages to be looked over or overlooked, Ms. Kawakubo was quite literally saying.