Sentences with phrase «time appearing on»

The fingerprint scanner, which is for the first time appearing on the back of a OnePlus phone, has received some improvements — and so is the Face Unlock feature.

There's no sign of any virtual buttons at the bottom of the screen, but the status bar has been split to accommodate the new display, with time appearing on the left side, and status indicators for things like cellular signal, Wi - Fi, and battery life on the right.

Surprisingly, the selfie camera has shifted positions, this time appearing on the bottom bezel, but still, you can tilt the phone if you feel the usual position isn't getting you great selfies.

This is Nick's second time appearing on this exclusive list.

Not the first time appearing on the blog wearing one.

This is Pagnato's eighth time appearing on Barron's prestigious advisors list.

According to the guidelines, anyone who receives — or expects to receive — compensation for contributing to any Wikimedia project must disclose their employer, client and affiliation every time they appear on the site.

Demand slowly grew, and, by the time he appeared on Dragons» Den, the company's annual sales had topped $ 4 million and he was turning away scads of business due to production limitations.

I hate Mourinho, I hate he's attitude, I hate he's dropped lip when he does interviews, in fact I hate him so much I turn him off every time he appears on the screen but him and Piers are 100 % right.

And the ones who aren't force - fed asparagus are more inclined to try it, perhaps not the first time it appears on their plates, but eventually.

I get it every time I appear on the radio or on TV.

Nixon was 9 the first time she appeared on television, impersonating a cowgirl on To Tell the Truth, a game show on which her mother, Ann, worked.

By the time he appeared on the Daily Politics he was saying that Clegg was doing a «brilliant job».

And I've been in love with that bag from the first time it appeared on cheyennemeetschanel... sigh!

Every time they appeared on screen I became instantly annoyed, though younger audiences will likely be amused by the escapades of Hamish, Hubert, and Harris.

Every time he appears on screen, The Shape of Water derives from its dark fairytale roots and turns into a spy movie, losing some focus and tone.

Miyavi is quiet, deadly, and unsettling every time he appears on screen.

The constant flashbacks, folding the narrative unto itself, and Cregar's imposing, Wellesian presence (not to mention that Vincent Price voice) are the real story here, delivering a structure that's never less than engrossing, plus a heavy who's genuinely menacing every time he appears on screen.

I can't help but think back to Tom Wolfe's account of the time he appeared on a talk show with Costa - Gavras, who was there promoting Z. Wolfe was incredulous that Costa - Gavras brushed over Z's heavily political slant during his interview, and afterwards the director essentially told him that you catch more flies with honey.

Every time he appeared on screen the audience was shook.

But even if that weren't the case, the cameo is significant and charming for another reason: it's the first time that Lee has appeared on screen beside his wife of 69 years, Joan (unless you count the time they both appeared on «Spider - Man: The Animated Series,» back in the»90s).

Every time she appears on screen, I tended to zone out.

Dunkirk's Keoghan is the most memorable, due to the fact that every word and stare he gives makes the audience feel more uncomfortable every time he appears on screen.

This feature has been available on the iPad for years, but this was the first time it appeared on the iPhone.

This platform knows when a phrase appears in a first - level heading vs. a second - level heading as well as how many times it appears on that page or in that section.

In the long term, your closed cards will continue to contribute to your credit score for the entire time they appear on your credit report, typically about 10 years after closing.

Just a small little shopping channel update, an item I haven't seen in a very long time appeared on eBay recently:

This lessens their impact every time they appear on screen.

One of the most inventive games of recent times appeared on precious few end - of - year lists.

It takes the Michael Lehmann film's quiet nods to artworks — obtusely referred to in a list of timings appearing on the Rowing exhibition page in lieu of a press release — across 11 pivotal scenes underscored by their appearance in the background.

The first time I appeared on Larry King Live to discuss the spill, another guest was a scientist from Perdue University who estimated a total of between 50,000 - 80,000 barrels a day.

Rob Goldman, vice president of advertising, said later in a blog post that Facebook would create a searchable archive for federal election ads that would allow users to see who was spending, how much they spent, to whom the ad was directed, and the number of times it appeared on users» screens.

After Netflix, Amazon is the second-most popular paid streaming service, so it's about time it appeared on Apple TV.

Not exact matches

The column, which was a response to the BBC's publication of its best - paid stars» wages, appeared in the Irish edition of the newspaper and was posted on The Times website.

«Any word that appears multiple times [in the listing] should appear on your resume too.»

Before joining the Times, Kate worked for more than six years as an on - air television reporter at CNBC, appearing on the channel's daytime programming with news, interviews, and analysis.

He has used that moniker to refer to the newspaper on Twitter dozens of times since launching his campaign, appearing in nearly every one of his tweets about the Times since the sutimes since launching his campaign, appearing in nearly every one of his tweets about the Times since the suTimes since the summer.

PR professionals appear to be divided on the validity of the standard release, though it remains an excellent tool for making first - time contact with media professionals on newsworthy topics.

Recall «David,» the everyman who appeared on the first page of Morneau's first budget in 2016: «Though he loved the community he lived in as a child, when it came time to buy his own family home, [David] had to look elsewhere.

On Thursday it happened again, and this time the spark appeared to be some skeptical comments from a prominent industry analyst, who said that the entire industry is «structurally impaired.»

«I've had the opportunity to consult with the senior officials of the security and police agencies of the government of Canada, and on the basis of all available information at the present time there would appear to be no national security connection to this particular incident,» Goodale said.

Clarke appeared on both Fox News and CNN dozens of times.

Gates» name appears on documents linked to many of those Cyprus companies, according to The New York Times.

Between that and, say, Square taking on Twitter troll Fart Sandwich, the takeaway might be, There appears to be latitude to good - naturedly smack down a rude hater — not to be confused with a genuinely disgruntled customer — from time to time, if that is something that makes sense for my brand.

When President Donald Trump appeared to chastise Republicans lawmakers and applaud Democrats during an informal meeting with a group of congressmembers at the White House on Wednesday, they seemed to have a hard time containing their emotions.

Police said the suspect was scheduled to appear in court at 10 a.m. Tuesday, and that information on the charges against him would be released at that time.

Male broadcasters on South Korea often appear on air wearing glasses, but this was the first time a female presenter for a major TV network had done so, according to Korea's Yonhap News agency.

According to Wikipedia, the definition of keyword density is: «the percentage of times a keyword or phrase appears on a web page compared to the total number of words on the page.

CNN used the word more than once in its reports on Trump, and even the normally cautious New York Times has shown what appears to be an increasing willingness to call a lie exactly that.

But consider the case of Wayne Simmons, who appeared as a «former CIA operative» on Fox News many times beginning in 2002.