away message造句

• The take-away message is corporations have to be more sensitive to this stuff,
• This away message effectively repudiated the apology.
• Away messages ( messages displayed when the user is away ) form a kind of microblogging.
• "Reconciliation matters " is the main take away message that Joffe expects from the viewers.
• It can file away messages and can search 1, 000 messages as fast as a personal computer.
• The take-away message would be to consider cheese as a way of helping to fight cavities,
• She uses the quote in her away message, and I was quite curious about what it meant.
• And Leaving GO AWAY messages is not helpful William M . Connolley 21 : 40, 16 July 2006 ( UTC)
• In this case, the take-away message seems to be that a high degree of care translates into high quality.
• When you have limited time with children, their take-away message is that the person is more important than they are.
• In fact, there is a Web API to display one's status and away message as a widget on one's Web page.
• My away message says ` I'm asleep'or ` I'm in class,'but I never, ever turn it off.
• Critics reviewed this section as an explicit rejection of Martin Luther King's nonviolent protest philosophy with a very clear take-away message from Max Roach.
• You have the option of either allowing those not on your buddy list to see your away messages and profile, or only allowing those on your buddy list to see such things.
• Eight-to 11-year-olds are likely to take away messages about the connections among family members and how devotion to each other strengthens them as individuals and as a unit.
• "Noticed that a sense of global community was one of the take-away messages of the past 24 hours, " said another posting, signed " Diana ."
• Even away messages, meant to tell buddies why you can't answer them now, can be a hazard . " You're giving up habits and routines, " says Jackson.
• As a result, it is possible for users to keep other unsuspecting users on their buddy list to see when they are online, read their status and away messages, and read their profiles.
• Away messages are not to be confused with " idle messages ", which is an automatic reply to a message when the messaging client has determined that the replier is not at his or her computer.
• Often under pressure from angry bosses, e-mail administrators are adopting shoot-first spam killing methods, including " content filtering, " which can turn away messages containing as little as one suspect word.