billgates造句

• A broker of Internet domain names lists billgates . com for sale for $ 1 million.
• Someone even nabbed the name billgates . com, but the megamillionaire hasn't shown interest in buying it.
• They'd often register dozens of variations of a name, such as Gates . org, billg . com and billgates . net.
• Many domain names carrying outrageous price tags have been on the market for a long time and, like billgates . com, may never sell.
• You can reach my personal Web page by typing microsoft . com / billgates, but " billgates " is not part of the domain name.
• You can reach my personal Web page by typing microsoft . com / billgates, but " billgates " is not part of the domain name.
• Take Microsoft . At the end of 1996, BillGates'firm had a market value of US $ 85.5 billion and net fixed assets ofjust US $ 930 million.
• D . J . Waletzky is a college student responsible for the " Bill Gates is Satan " ( www . bxscience . edu / waletzky / billgates . html ) page.
• THERE is a very simple reason why the " smartcard " is fast grabbing theattention of businessmen worldwide, including the purportedly richest mantoday-Microsoft Corporation chairman and chief executive officer BillGates.
• Since he told Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to drop dead, there has been no coaching job grand enough for him to get off his broadcaster's chair or his 80-foot yacht, which lately has been parked in the waterway across the road from the Eden Roc, where moorage fees run about one billgates a foot.
• As for the two remedy proposals now on the table, I think the settlement the company and the Department of Justice negotiated last fall is a bad joke _ it would do next to nothing to rein in Microsoft . On the other hand, the holdout states'plan has some real flaws in its current form _ I thought Bill Gates'written testimony ( which you can read for yourself at www . microsoft . com / presspass / trial / mswitness / 2002 / billgates / billgates . asp ) was right on the money in many of its criticisms, especially about the way the states have stretched the concept of " middleware " beyond all recognition.
• As for the two remedy proposals now on the table, I think the settlement the company and the Department of Justice negotiated last fall is a bad joke _ it would do next to nothing to rein in Microsoft . On the other hand, the holdout states'plan has some real flaws in its current form _ I thought Bill Gates'written testimony ( which you can read for yourself at www . microsoft . com / presspass / trial / mswitness / 2002 / billgates / billgates . asp ) was right on the money in many of its criticisms, especially about the way the states have stretched the concept of " middleware " beyond all recognition.