Sentence examples for example posts from inspiring English sources
The Seattle Police Department, for example, posts videos on YouTube after blurring faces, muffling voices and redacting other potentially identifying characteristics.
Other states have far more leeway in alerting the public; Connecticut, for example, posts the names and addresses of all paroled sex offenders on a World Wide Web site.
His son, for example, posts videos on YouTube (complete with soundtrack) of things he has built out of Lego, and is inspired by other children's creations he sees online.
Princess, for example, posts a sign for AJMine/Gastineau Mill on its dock in Juneau.
Go, for example, posts two or three pieces of analysis or advice each month to his widely read blog.
In the screenshots on iTunes, example posts further illustrate the kind of content OpenMic hopes to see, including recordings about football games, parties, music, and oh, yeah, schoolwork.
Some hospitals, for example, post signs in the elevators reminding the staff to be discreet.
Citigroup and JPMorgan, for example, posted quarterly earnings that beat analysts' expectations.
There are already blogs devoted to mocking over-sharing parents who, for example, post photos of their placentas.
Charles Mathison, for example, posted an advertisement on Craigslist recently, looking for a roommate in his Williamsburg apartment.
In 1971, for example, Post Cereals introduced two bestselling cereals Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles Cereal, that were based on the Flintstones TV cartoon.
