Sentence examples for Huffington Post website from inspiring English sources

"It won't be me, everywhere, all the time," he told the Huffington Post website before the change was implemented.

The Huffington Post website marked the news of the deal by reproducing several front-page stories from Mr Murdoch's tabloids.

A press officer from the New York Police Department told the  Huffington Post website that the department had responded to a call at 10.05am at the address, where they found a 49-year-old woman unconscious and unresponsive.

Her comments came in a blog post written for The Huffington Post website to mark the launch of an editorial series called Young Minds Matter which discusses children and mental health.

The Huffington Post website reveals that thousands of attempts have been made from computers on the parliamentary network to access pornography – 114,844 in the peak month, last November, though only 15 this February.

Carla Buzasi, the editor-in-chief of the Huffington Post website, told the BBC: "I can't imagine any politician has had this discussion because they have rushed this through so quickly.

You might have seen it when it was featured on the Forbes, Time or Huffington Post websites, or, most likely, when Tyler, the Creator tweeted about it just now.

Romania's ambassador to the UK, Dr Ion Jinga, wrote on the Huffington Post UK website: "The Romanians' flood to the UK is over even before it started".

Ms Sinclair, editor of the French version of the Huffington Post news website took the unusual step last night, however of commenting on the film on her own site.

On the Huffington Post's website, comments have been left questioning what percentage of the journey she completed by boat, and whether her vessel continued to drift at night while she was asleep.

Romania's ambassador to the UK, Dr Ion Jinga, wrote on the Huffington Post UK website: "The Romanians' flood to the UK is over even before it started". This was 19,000 more than in March 2013, showing that the numbers increased by 20% before the controls were lifted.