Sentence examples for and posted in a from inspiring English sources

The materials will be collected into binders and posted in a public reading room.

That means we see too many hastily taken photos, shaky videos, and shallow memes that can be made and posted in a few seconds.

As the Estonian staff works hard to set up the country's mobility portal, they are directing researchers and research institutes to the pan-European portal, in which job vacancies can be searched and posted in a European database.

The team behind AL13 has thought of that too, and posted in a recent backer update that admittedly, the AL13 does incur some signal loss of between 5 and 10percentt, but that compared to the field of metal bumpers out there, they're beating the average of 20percentt or more.

But before the 48 hours was up, the hacker created a Reddit thread that said JJMEDS IS SELLING YOUR ID ON DARKNET MARKETS, with links to screenshots of 10-20 customer IDs, and posted in a chat group on Discord, a chat app used by gamers.

Each module was first constructed and posted in a format with limited interactivity (non-interactive format) and then was subsequently upgraded by members of the PNS working group to a more interactive format.

The draft, by Bryan H. Wildenthal, an associate professor at Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, and posted in an electronic discussion group for constitutional law professors, attracted special attention because it included unusual suggestions, including moving Election Day to the summer.

The readings are drawn from two books Stearns and Koella (2008) and Gluckman et al. (2009)—and from many PDFs downloaded from journals and posted in an online course library.

CHNs were selected based on established criteria to represent the range of sexes, seniority, years of experience and posting in a CHPS compound or health facility.

First, it prompts you to do an entire week of social media planning and posting in just a few minutes.

Only in the form of a running gag: dates and times posted in a corner of the screen, as in a palm-sweating thriller.