Sentence examples for follow on there from inspiring English sources

As I wrote before, I quickly fell in love with Streamy for that particular aspect of sifting through mountains of information on a daily basis, partly because it allows me to both track blogs and news sites I subscribe to and keep track of what Twitter and the people I follow on there as well as on Facebook and FriendFeed are buzzing about.

The Erez meeting will follow one held there on Wednesday between Israel's deputy defense minister, Ephraim Sneh, and Tayeb Abdel Rahim, a senior aide to Mr. Arafat, at which the two men discussed joint efforts to prevent outbreaks of violence by Israelis or Palestinians discontented by the events at Camp David.

Speech actually follows on from thought, when there is harsh thoughts, there is harsh speech, but when harsh thoughts are abandoned, harsh speech doesn't occur as it doesn't have the mental intention to be so.

With a target of 127 to avoid the follow-on, there was the genuine prospect the match could be over within two days.

He begins, here, with a brief statement of his credentials as an informed amateur (Still Looking follows on from Just Looking, though there is an affectation in that implied modesty: Updike is nothing if not competitive about his taste).

Will follows on by saying that if there's a late entrant, it will be Governor Rick Perry, because Perry can raise money.

2. Honestly, you can't recommend just one person to follow on Twitter — there's just too many great people and organizations to follow!

For me, and for a good many of my Facebook and Twitter friends I follow on the service, there's been a drop-off in usage.

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Following on from there, what advice could help those of us who live several steps removed from the food system?

In both the case of LinkedIn and Facebook, the idea is somewhat the same: while we have our wider networks of friends and Pages that we follow on both platforms, sometimes there is value in communities that are focused around more specific interests, and ultimately, that might turn out to be the lever that brings more people in and out of using the main service.