Sentence examples for feeds of some of from inspiring English sources

Daily stories and videos will be available on the BBC website along with live feeds of some of the most popular events.

He scammed his way into private viewings and exclusive parties, and got himself featured on the blogs and social media feeds of some of the top people in fashion.

You can peruse though the latest feeds of all of these communities via Individurls, by clicking here.

Live streaming startup Ustream has come a long way over the last several years, but one thing holding it back is its homepage, which is a hodgepodge of "featured" and recommended live stream feeds, some of which are active, some of which click through to archived, on-demand videos.

It is distrust of elites that feeds some of the current gold fever, and that helps explain why it may make sense for one company that is promoting gold as an investment to hire G. Gordon Liddy as a spokesman.

He said that the bohemians were starving to death — in New York City, the winter of 1932 was the worst winter of the depression — and that he had got in the habit of feeding some of them.

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All that seemed to feed some of the darker interpretations of Mr. Putin's disappearance.

It also feeds millions of acres of farmland.

A better way to think of "subtropical" is "kind of tropical". Subtropical cyclones feed some of their energy from upper-level winds, much like a normal low you'd see anywhere else in the world.

Yet many babies born uninfected go on to acquire H.I.V., the AIDS virus, in the lengthy period of breast feeding because of contamination of the mother's milk.