Sentence examples for famous post from inspiring English sources

One famous post dealt with the Top Seven Most Disgusting Bloggers in Singapore, including Xiaxue.

SnapChat may have been initially viewed as a "toy," reminiscent of Chris Dixon's famous post on this topic.

Joe Kraus, founder of recently acquired Jot, wrote a now famous post last year talking about the difference between launching Excite.com ($3,000,000) and Jot ($100k).

Since so much of the Valley hangs on Graham's words (myself included), this essay cemented what Andrew Chen proclaimed in his famous post earlier in 2012 "Growth Hacker Is The New VP Marketing," that the stakes for gathering huge crowds of users on new hyper-growth platforms was big business.

Her most famous post is "Free but not cheap," about why being a mother is a relationship, not a job.

(Even the most famous post–World War II benefit, the GI Bill, was not an unqualified success, as black veterans were prevented from realizing many of its perks).

By far its most famous post- Alice" use apost- AliceThe Matrix," in a context that is useistappearsdystopinn.

Jackson started acting at Morehouse College, the famous post-civil war institution for sons of the emergent black middle class.

It made me think immediately of the magazine's famous post-September 11th cover, with the ghost of the Twin Towers looming in black.

Among Kuh's happiest memories, she wrote, were the months she spent working with Van Gogh's nephew, Vincent Willem, when they were planning the famous Post-Impressionist's exhibition.

I was summoned by that gravel voice across the famous post-Watergate Washington Post newsroom, to Ben Bradlee's glass-walled office.