Sentence examples for before posting it to from inspiring English sources
A regulatory staff of monitors would review every comment before posting it, to prevent ballot box stuffing, to delete postings that are unfair or malicious, to adjudicate and resolve disputes, and refer cases of suspected wrongdoing for further investigation.
When credit bureaus get customer data, he said, they generally audit it before posting it to your credit file, to help avoid errors and disputes.
But it serves largely as a photo-sharing tool that allows users to add pro-Romney phrases — like "I'm a mom for Mitt" — to a picture before posting it to Twitter or sharing it on Facebook.
You'll need to save the GIF file you want to use to your computer before posting it to Tumblr.
Photographing your food before you eat it, i.e., posting it to Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and everywhere else, may prevent you from fully enjoying your meal, a study published in the Journal of Consumer Psychology suggests.
Just as you can now click on a camera and take a picture before posting it directly to Twitter, an update will allow you to do the same with video.
She in fact had only one criticism for me when I read it to her before posting it here: "Stop, it hurts to laugh!" But then again, some of you correctly noted that there really is nothing funny about trauma to the face and head.
This potent mixture of fear and lust for YouTube is why Viacom was paying multiple ad agencies to sneak video clips on to YouTube even as it was suing it, even going so far as to "rough up" the video before posting it so that it appeared to come from dodgy pirate sites – presumably, posting studio-fresh clips would have given the game away.
The grammatical slips — "your hometown Cavaliers have not betrayed you nor NEVER will betray you" — and use of all capitals suggested that he had not shown it to anyone before posting it online.
Before posting it, he sent the statement to Sócrates, the hero of the Corinthian players' revolt thirty years earlier.
Just before Gingrich posted it to Twitter, Trump tweeted that he "will always be trying" to get rid of lobbyists and influencers in the nation's capital.
