Sentence examples for discussed on Twitter from inspiring English sources
However, the report doesn't mention defected general Manaf Tlass whose possible involvement was discussed on Twitter earlier today.
The report was discussed on Twitter, and Muddy Waters Research posted videos about the company on YouTube.
At the time the Newsnight allegations were being widely discussed on Twitter Monbiot tweeted: "I looked up Lord McAlpine on t'internet.
Organizers, promoters and supporters called the day, which had been widely discussed on Twitter and other social media sites, simply September 17.
Twitter also sells Promoted Trends, so advertisers can show up in the list of topics most discussed on Twitter, for $100,000 a day.
When Cobra insurance rates for players were discussed on Twitter last week, dozens of fans reacted with almost identical language: welcome to the real world.
The other day I was discussing on Twitter what currency Scotland should use after independence.
Yes, I know, I badly...The other day I was discussing on Twitter what currency Scotland should use after independence.The other day I was discussing on Twitter what currency Scotland should use after independence.
Its "Pulse of the Planet" index, measuring events "for which the world came together to witness and discuss," on Twitter, identified the American election and the months that led up to it was one of the top 10 events of the year.
Users who shared similar collections of links were grouped together depending on what they were discussing: on Twitter, some identified cohorts included "Conservative Media", "Trump Supporters" (a distinct group from "Republican Party") and "Resistance"; on Facebook, those audience groups included "Hard Conservative", "Women's Rights" and "Military/Guns".
And though we shouldn't imagine that every inner-city elementary school student will be flicking and swiping through the alphabet by late 2012, we should celebrate that, at the very least, the nation at large is discussing -- on Twitter, on Facebook and on major television networks -- the need for a more technologically-advanced classroom.
