Sentence examples for know to post from inspiring English sources

So along with the National Writing Project and the National Council of Teachers of English, we invite you (and your students, and everyone else you know) to post on Oct. 19, with the hashtag #WhatIWrite.

Sometimes he'll screen the final posts to his friend Jess before publishing, especially to make sure posts featuring women politicians can't be accidentally read as misogynistic, but he generally acts on instinct: "The ones that are always good are the ones where, as soon as I think of it, 'I think this one's going to get me into trouble.' That is when you know to post".

Grinda is known to Post's Legat Office as a skilled and rigorous professional with deep subject matter expertise.

She has a surprisingly modest, low-tech personal Web site and has never been known to post on Twitter (which even Judy Blume does these days).

"It's obviously an unregulated site, and sometimes owners write on it puffing up their own places; guests have been known to post malicious reviews.

The founders of Dannijo — Danielle Snyder, 27, and her sister, Jodie Snyder, 30 — are known to post photographs of themselves sunning in Mexico, hobnobbing with billionaires like Richard Branson, and palling with Cynthia Rowley at Art Basel Miami Beach.

Chang has never taken himself, or at least his restaurants, too seriously — at Noodle Bar, he's been known to post "Momofuku's Overrated and Overpriced!" on the door.

And when those patrons behave badly - if they are sexist, rude, or leave a too-small gratuity - wait staff looking for retribution have been known to post those receipts online.

He's been known to post photos of the band and its members on his Instagram account.

He says one of his alleged accusers, a superior named Sheryl Hazelett, was known to post anti-Muslim images on Facebook.

The East Angles formed one of the seven kingdoms known to post-mediaeval historians as the Heptarchy, a scheme used by Henry of Huntingdon in the twelfth century.