Sentence examples for internet chat boards from inspiring English sources

The solicitation quickly drew hundreds of comments on Internet chat boards, some less than complimentary.

Like Mr. Mackey, Mr. Byrne makes regular appearances on Internet chat boards, and he even uses a pseudonym ("Hannibal" is a favorite) just as Mr. Mackey did.

News of the pay increases has ricocheted around law offices thanks to Internet chat boards, like Yahoo's "Greedy Associates," where lawyers have been posting messages about developments at their firms.

He was host to his first table of guests that September, and given his presence on Internet chat boards (he had already guest-blogged on egullet.com) and the Raleigh-Durham food scene, he was booked almost every week for the following two semesters — midterms and finals periods excepted.

With the help of Internet chat boards, videos shot by stranded passengers and posted on YouTube and a growing network of volunteers, she has gathered 18,000 signatures on an online petition supporting what she calls a passengers' bill of rights.

Some pundits on sports radio have penciled him in as the Knicks' starting point guard next season, fans on Internet chat boards are saying he would be a lottery pick if he were in this year's draft, and the Sacramento Kings center, Vlade Divac, the president of Vujanic's Euro League team, recently called him "the steal of the draft" and a "great, great player, a true winner".

Chaad Thomas, a partner in U.S. Wine Imports and a former sommelier in Ann Arbor, Mich., read about the Code-38 on an Internet chat board and was so intrigued that he wrote to the designer, Jeffrey Toering, who sent him one to try.

It was a feeling that was reinforced when I glanced at an Internet chat board for flight attendants, airlinecrew.net, and came across postings like this: "I've been a flight attendant for 6yrs now, and I can tell you this much - if I'm still a flight attendant in 20yrs, I'll be a raging b*tch!" It wasn't always this way, of course.

–DANIEL FISHER Rename it UpTheWazoo.com Yahoo cratered meekly when Fruit of the Loom sued in Chicago for the identity of persons who posted disparaging comments on an Internet chat board.

Internet chat rooms and discussion boards attract local enthusiasts, like the Staten Island man who recently posted a message on a Yahoo CB club, seeking others within his broadcast range.

But their comments are similar to those posted by Muslim Americans on the numerous Internet chat rooms and message boards about Islam, and their outlook is similar in some ways to that of other newcomers.