" And Mexico's El Grafico typed out an understated "FUUUCK!
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" Minutes later she typed out, "How can you sleep?
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Evan quickly typed out a few lines about the app.
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He faithfully typed out Trump's tweets as the candidate dictated them.
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Is it some gibberish your cat has typed out on your keyboard?
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The outside plastic packaging had a label typed out mostly in Chinese.
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I typed out a small message to give her a kiss for me.
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As the elder Bakshi typed out codes, his enthralled son watched the process.
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In the remainder of my stay, I typed out my first three chapters.
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Jared grinned as he typed out a message on his iPhone's scuffed screen.
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The computer executed the program and produced results, typed out on a printer.
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She typed out the letter on onionskin paper, with correction fluid applied in spots.
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I sat down at the typewriter and typed out three copies of the contract.
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So fishing around in my brain's Bermuda Triangle, I typed out the word adjetated.
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" Just imagine, Liberia got there first, I thought, as I typed out my "Come!
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The SO323 said he leaned over Portier's shoulder as he typed out the email.
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Hell, I don't even understand what I just typed out and I read the book.
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I found a file of commonplaces, her favorite thoughts typed out in one long poem.
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The moment I stepped out of it, this was the stream of consciousness I typed out.
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Having typed out the above paragraph, I can't bring myself to comment on the album further.
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I typed out "Apple," and it immediately brought me to the first instance of the word.
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"Chief complaint: Behavioral concerns" was typed out on the top of a thick packet of papers.
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Mr. Volker even typed out what appears to be recommended language to send to Mr. Yermak.
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Instead, it's words typed out, added to via other contributors, and shared via platforms like Google docs.
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Jin erased portions of the sentence and typed out new phrases and the waveform changed to match.
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I could go on and on on this, these are notes I have typed out on this.
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Choose to keep them handwritten or the app can transcribe them so you have them typed out.
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In fact it's the earth, which he's known since birth… When I had transcribed and typed out
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I typed out 'omw' but I was trying to phonetically sound out the pain in my tooth.
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She typed out his poems and submitted them to contests and magazines (keeping "20 manuscripts out continually").
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So I sat at my Commodore 64 computer and typed out all the dialogue I could remember.
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She was always at his side on the campaign trail and even sometimes typed out his tweets.
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To prepare, I typed out a bunch of phrases I was likely to use in a short call.
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Can you walk up to the mother and say the words that you just typed out last week?
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Hill did his usual thing and typed out food items like yogurt, salad, chicken, and then hit send.
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One can almost imagine her father looming over her shoulder as she begrudgingly typed out the tired jab.
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Then he read everything Rodriguez wrote as he typed out the best on-the-ground reporting from Beijing.
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You'll get a choice of replies, which are typed out as you watch — complete with the occasional typo.
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So I just typed out these phrases, like "I'm mad at you," to see how it would feel.
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Listen and watch the song's clip, a screen recording of the lyrics typed out into a Notes app, above.
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I grabbed my phone from my night stand, typed out my post from my heart and went to bed.
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As the television blared, he typed out a series of tweets that rebutted Mr. Kelly without actually naming him.
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Still, on a Sunday afternoon, I typed out a simple note to the address she passed on to me.
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Because she is deaf, she typed out her order on her cell phone, which she said she does often.
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I tagged a friend, typed out "Another tough day for Rosie," and capped it off with a crying-laughter emoji.
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With the donation window officially closed, Wright typed out his gratitude to supporters in a personal Facebook post on Monday.
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When I finally had a few free moments to myself, I opened up a laptop and typed out an email.
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This teletype was in a closet, and kids would gather around to watch what was typed out on the paper.
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That's not surprising considering how hot athleisure has been this year, but seeing the ratio typed out like that is staggering.
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It's the equivalent of somebody reading a newspaper and then the letters are typed out in front of them or something.
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On May 6, in the afterglow of the Met Gala, YouTube beauty guru James Charles typed out a wish on Instagram.
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Jamil, 33, tweeted photos of a statement on Wednesday afternoon, all screenshots of notes she had typed out on her phone.
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Same with me: I typed out an email to Kate Young saying, 'I don't know if you're interested in seeing this.
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When he was done, he would click an icon and his famous computer voice would read what he had typed out.
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On the backsides of these clippings are typed-out captions or instructions for where the image will appear in the newspaper.
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Texted conversations between the two are projected on a screen, with electronic beeps punctuating each word as it is typed out.
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She typed out her response, hit send, and returned to watching a surgeon's hands wrest open an incision on a patient's abdomen.
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Boy do I wish he had simply typed out a celebratory movie tweet instead of exposing our eyes to this cursed image.
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We millennials like our poetry typed out in neat fonts on rustic pastel backgrounds, centred in a tiny square on a small screen.
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It only saves the typed out requests and the translated responses for the purpose of displaying them in the user interface, Kelvie notes.
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It was MacKenzie who drove the couple across the country as Jeff typed out his business plan, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Over at Lancaster, staffers typed out a letter addressed to their management team and posted it to the door for anyone to read.
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How will they know if the reply they received was a genuine, heartfelt, typed-out reply and not just what an app suggested?
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I previously thought that was low maintenance but now having typed out all of the products, I realize it's kind of a lot.
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Early in Anna's relationship with D.J., she started calling him by a nickname — one she said he asked for in his typed-out messages.
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I sat with my child as she typed out her first message on Messenger Kids and snapped a selfie to share in a chat.
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Have you ever typed out a long message and thought about how much faster and easier it would be to say it out loud?
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A detained refugee held in a offshore campus won two of Australia's richest literary prizes for a book he typed out via text message.
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"There's a triptych here that has the whole Book of Ezekiel typed out, with fiery chariots and all kinds of crazy stuff," he mused.
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In September 2015, the mayor typed out a lengthy message on his BlackBerry informing the aides that he planned to meet with Mr. Sanders.
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In the winter, we lay out a picture of every food on a tri-fold board with the menu typed out next to it.
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Like a Biblical scholar ticking off Old Testament lineage, she typed out a list of her forebears—enslaved and free—going back seven generations.
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This is the least convenient option of the lot but it's certainly clean and tidy—it's almost as if you typed out each message individually.
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It was MacKenzie who drove the couple across the country to Seattle as Jeff typed out his business plan, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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We typed out what would become the subject of our first email and a rallying cry for months to come: We'll always have your back.
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He even typed out instructions on an index card, essentially a "cheat sheet" that identified which credit card to use for different types of purchases.
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Shortly after, the admin sent him a video of hooded figures torching a car, with Monteiro's blog URL typed out on a piece of paper.
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She played a key role in the founding of Amazon, driving cross-country with her then-husband as he typed out a first business plan.
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A couple of times, one of Mr. Ocean's associates typed out italicized encouragements on a laptop screen, and a camera broadcast it to the crowd.
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Clayton typed out their responses on strips of faded construction paper and performed a live reading of the letters at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts.
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In celebration of it (and the fact it's impossible to pick a best line), here are all the lyrics, typed out: Follow Kyle Kramer on Twitter.
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But I'm sure that all the Good Fight nonsense I just typed out really happened, just as I'm sure I enjoyed every ridiculous minute of it.
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"All Democrats just raised their hands for giving millions of illegal aliens unlimited healthcare," he (or perhaps an aide) quickly typed out on his Twitter account.
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The next presentation was even more intense and detailed, and I typed out as much as I could and thought I was keeping up pretty well.
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Notably, the film tells Dillan's story through his own words, typed out on an iPad then spoken out loud via an augmented and alternative communication (AAC) app.
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As I wrote the other week, many of Golden Hour's lyrics seem to have been typed out on a cell phone in the middle of a trip.
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One minute later, I typed out another one (filled with typos) on my iPhone, this time to three editors and Matt Apuzzo, our veteran Justice Department correspondent.
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His cries of "PRESIDENTIAL HARASSMENT" and "WITCH HUNT" are typed out online in all caps at all times of day, sometimes seemingly unconnected to any instigating event.
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Once your action item is typed out, a suggestion to assign the task to the user in question will pop up in the right hand side menu.
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"All Democrats just raised their hands for giving millions of illegal aliens unlimited health care," he (or perhaps an aide) quickly typed out on his Twitter account.
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However, if you drag the sticker over a friend's message in your conversation, it sticks to that bubble so it looks like they typed out the message themselves.
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"To all who are reading these false rumors I hastily wrote this, please excuse grammar," he tweeted, attaching screenshots of a note he typed out on his phone.
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There were lots of photos and visual aids, simple messages typed out in big block letters — the kinds of things Trump reportedly likes to see when receiving information.
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Cameras trained on streamers' faces might take up just a small portion of the screen, with the focus on the game and viewers' typed-out input on it.
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MacKenzie Bezos played a role in the founding of Amazon, driving cross-country to Seattle with Jeff Bezos in 1994 while the founder typed out Amazon's business plan.
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All 22018 of these sculptures — which are untitled but, following Barlow's custom, embellished with subtitles and the dates of their making, typed out in lowercase — were completed this year.
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"This card file is great," he said, flipping through a set of four-by-six index cards on which Leitsch had neatly typed out gay slang terms from antiquity.
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Which is why, on a recent morning, I typed out an email to a sports memorabilia auctioneer, asking about the value of a collection of signed baseballs from 1948.
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It turns out his Twitter account works in Japan, too, because he then quickly typed out his reaction to what he saw — or an aide did on his behalf.
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Hiding in a sweltering storage room with about 217 other students, she typed out a text message to her mother, Stacy, for what she thought might be the last time.
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Hiding in a sweltering storage room with about 40 other students, she typed out a text message to her mother, Stacy, for what she thought might be the last time.
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In a typed-out, multiple page letter, the six-time Olympic medalist reflected on her last decade as a gymnast and the rumors that she was not heading to Tokyo.
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Emerick typed out a message to her supporters: "The petition has attracted the attention of the Scottish press and locals who do not want the development to take place," she wrote.
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"The reason why I chose him was he typed out 'The Sun Also Rises' and 'The Great Gatsby' to learn how to write fiction early in his writing career," he said.
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But many of them have rudimentary education in their own language in their country, so they come with a script typed out, they know what to say, oftentimes with a sponsor name.
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Apple could also be looking at factors like the speed of account verification via email, or even analyzing typed-out information for the name or address fields of the sign-up process.
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As detailed in The Daily Beast story, he posted about Columbine and other school shooters across the web, extolled the value of Nazi ideology, and typed out veiled threats against the government.
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In some instances during Emily Is Away, the answer you give to Emily is typed out but then retracted, and replaced with something non-committal instead of asking her out on a date.
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That just means he had typed out a tweet but ultimately never hit publish, instead sending it to Twitter limbo only for it to resurface however many months later alongside his own commentary.
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"I still just cannot believe that instead of actually getting real work done our State Rep sat down and typed out an actual two-page resolution decrying CNN and WAPO as 'Fake News,'" Batt shared.
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From such is-it-art oddities it was only a short step to the next new interesting thing, Conceptualism, which, at its most reductive, consisted of weighty ideas typed out on thin sheets of paper.
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" But, despite the fallout, Trump typed out Tom's name on Twitter Sunday night -- saying, "Congratulations to Bob Kraft, Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and the entire New England Patriots team on a great game and season.
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In 2003, Violette and Ali Nakhjavani retired to a town on the outskirts of Strasbourg, France, and that is where the family first received an envelope containing a handful of Sabet's poems, typed out in Persian.
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So it would appear that at the very least Trump knows how to use Twitter on his phone, assuming that Trump actually sent the tweet and it wasn't typed out by someone else and/or pre-scheduled.
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"Please tell me where she is buried," I typed out in my first email ever (from my father's address) to the textbook publisher, attempting to subtly question the validity of Molly Pitcher's existence and the publishing house's motives.
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It did not concede that D.J. lacks the mental powers of a normal, 37-year-old adult, or that Anna could have been the unwitting author of his typed-out messages, through a sort of Ouija-board effect.
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That article raised as many questions as it answered: If D.J. really was incapable of giving his consent — if, as the jury decided, his typed-out messages were Anna's words, not his — then how could their "romance" have progressed?
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For centuries, one requirement for a will to be valid, whether it was written by hand, drafted by a lawyer or typed out on a home computer, was that it had be signed with ink in front of witnesses.
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Carr seeks to smooth over that awkward format by setting the typed-out script to music that sounds like something from a David Lynch movie, which seems appropriate, since this is all about florid teen love, albeit as conducted via cellphone.
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Many fans couldn't resist tweeting verbose responses back in her direction, including one person who (hilariously) typed out the lyrics to "Fight Song," which I will now be trying to get out of my head for the next three days.
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The morning after five police officers were killed in Dallas this month, part of the turmoil that spread in the wake of killings by the police in Louisiana and Minnesota, Corporal Jackson, who was black, typed out his thoughts on Facebook.
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It found that, of those 9 million Twitter posts, 3.1 million had been typed out in English — making up 34 percent — and that 83,000 of those 3.1 million — 2.7 percent — were linked to the U.K., and were shared 222,000 times.
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It was fine back in the '90s when everyone was in the same position, but in 20193 you risk coming off as uncommunicative, blunt, or a little rude, when your messages are as short as they'll be when typed out on this phone.
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It's a bit slower than just hearing the response from a speaker, but the Mui doesn't have speakers, so you can either wait for your response to be typed out in full or tap the screen once to show the entire message.
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But Dubke has never typed out a press release on Capitol Hill, toiled on a speech for a member of Congress or sat in on strategy sessions for a presidential candidate's message — the typical bullet points on the resumes of his predecessors.
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On this day in 1996, Barlow sat down in front of a clunky Apple laptop and typed out one very controversial email, now known as the "Declaration of Independence of Cyberspace," a manifesto with a simple message: Governments don't—and can't—govern the Internet.
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On the elementary school desk is a red Ventura typewriter and a sheet of instructions, which directs visitors to read the description of utopia typed out by the previous visitor, then throw it away in the trash can and type their own description of utopia.
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On the site, the treasure trove of more than 16,000 tweets that the politician typed out with his tiny, tiny hands is divided into categories, like Conspiracy Theories and Retaliation, or can be searched by keyword—like "lyin' ted cruz" or "loser," for instance.
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The typed-out messages that she attributed to D.J., including those she claimed would prove that he is competent, were never introduced at trial; the judge ruled them unreliable, because Anna's method of assisting D.J., called "facilitated communication," has been rejected by the mainstream scientific community.
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This was thanks in no small part to the women in his life, including his ex-wife Sally and long-term girlfriends Maggie Powell and George Kinson, who cleaned Crews up, typed out his longhand manuscripts, and kept him out of harm's way as best they could.
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And at Tuesday's questioning of Pichai by the House Judiciary Committee, a string of Republicans hit their cues, insisting that the negative results from a Google search of their names or favored legislation must have been personally typed out by vengeful programmers in far-left California.
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As was typed out with a certain smugness by journalists in the wake of the referendum result, a net inflow of less than 200 migrants landed in Seaton Carew's borough from 2014 to 2015, but an immigration-led campaign led to a Leave vote at 69 percent.
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The Qwerty keyboard has long been criticized as inefficient, but it has been the most popular form of English-language typing since Mark Twain typed out "Life on the Mississippi" (1883), by some accounts the first time an author handed in a typewritten manuscript to his publisher.
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I was given four mismatched dining room chairs in 1995 and this was the comfiest one, which is why it ended up stationed permanently in front of my typewriter, supporting me while I typed out 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' and 'Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets'.
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I can log on for an hour or five and re-experience those old memories, the only reminder that time has passed being the use of typed-out Twitch emotes and mentions of Donald Trump in the infamous general chat in the desert zone known as The Barrens.
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By the time Laura introduces us to Angelo, he can only move his eyes and twitch his countenance, but the viewer receives his typed-out thoughts through a screen in front of his head — the Eyegaze System by LC Technologies, which monitors Angelo's concerted points of focus on an alphabetic keyboard.
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Mr. Musk provided a detailed timeline of the events that preceded the tweet that roiled financial markets, outlining how the day began with an early workout at his home before he drove himself to the airport in a Tesla Model S. En route, he typed out the message that provoked the latest crisis over his leadership of Tesla.
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When things start to feel a little too real: 'Shark Tank' entrepreneurs who won $100,000 decided to audition the night before casting, waited 7 hours in line, and typed out their answers to every question ever asked on the showTrusting your gut: When the founders of dating app Coffee Meets Bagel turned down Mark Cuban's $30 million offer on 'Shark Tank' 3 years ago, they got dozens of emails calling them 'crazy,' 'greedy,' and 'stupid' — but they still aren't sorry
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