Examples of using Verge in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
In August 2012, The Verge announced that an internal memorandum had been sent out to developers and Microsoft employees announcing the decision to"discontinue the use" of the term"Metro" because of"discussions with an important European partner".
Every week, I see guys like me at the V. A… P.T.S.D., verge of suicide… just wishing our government cared as much about their rights as they do about the bad guy's rights.
Writing for The Verge, Kaitlyn Tiffany compared the song to"Bad Romance" but with an"extra adrenaline shot of a big stadium rock song and some twinkly, vaguely creepy'80s synthesizers.
In early January 2015 The Verge obtained further details surrounding"Spartan" from sources close to Microsoft, including reports that it would replace
In 2003, Verge Wireless, a subsidiary of CamSoft Data Systems, Inc., a small company from Baton Rouge Louisiana, forms an agreement with Tropos Networks to build one of the first municipal wireless networks in the downtown area of the city.
you know where the verge where base consumerism is setting in.
I think this is verging on inappropriate.
Don't bother with Tibbs& Company… and verges of bankruptcy and all that.
Verging… towards leather.
So what our hidden cameras now capture verges on the miraculous. Few leopards are left.
Few leopards are left, so what our hidden cameras now capture verges on the miraculous.
It was verging on embarrassing.
Or nonchalance, it verged on impertinence. Those that did talk to me did with such indifference.
Or they are confused verging on angry?
Soon, apart from the slow waves of irregular amplitude, short series of waves being to appear with a high frequency, so called"verges of sleep.
Pete Paphides of The Times called the song"excellent", and describing it as"a collision of acoustic downstrokes and feverishly jaunty rhythm that verges on reggae.
Yeah?- Verge.
Verge is right.
Verge.- Yeah?
Call me Verge.