Sentence examples for had begun posting from inspiring English sources
In May 2008, right after the catastrophic earthquake in the Sichuan Province, Mr. Ai had begun posting photographs of the disaster on his blog.
The two abandoned the reunion and teamed up with Beth Churchill, Mr. Helt's aunt, who had begun posting missing persons fliers.
As part of his campaign, he said, he had begun posting thousands of stolen credit card numbers, addresses and expiration dates on public Web sites.
By November, he had begun posting weird YouTube videos that talked of brainwashing and dream manipulation, in which he referred to himself as a political terrorist.
The finished deal included a bonus of $6,000 for most workers, some of whom had begun posting on Facebook that they would vote against any contract with a bonus of less than $15,000.
Women (and men) had begun posting screengrabs of their donations to Cancer Research, minus the photographs that had kickstarted the viral fundraising, often with disparaging comments about the initial drive.
He joined Gab a month ago, but has begun posting regularly in the last 48 hours.
In remembrance of Wogan, people have begun posting the YouTube link to the first ever episode of the show.
Fortunately, TED has begun posting high-quality videos of the talks—specifically re-edited for Web use at ted.com/tedtalks.
Police departments have begun posting the names and photos of people arrested for crimes to inform a global public and deter unlawful behavior.
Now owners of public schools have begun posting employment ads in local newspapers for security guards to fend off attempts by students to seize the schools.
