Sentence examples for link to a post from inspiring English sources

Why?" She included a link to a post pointing out the discrepancies in the video.

Stone tweeted a link to a post that, among other things, accuses Khan of being a "Muslim Brotherhood agent who wants to advance sharia law.

Kevin Drum added some thoughts on the subject, and then Steve Randy Waldman tweeted a link to a post of his to Kevin Drum by way of response.

Although our top 10 results included the same link — to Yahoo Canada answers — in first place, two of us also received a link to a post on jewishjournal.com, a newspaper site.

I'm grateful to my daughter Juliette's history teacher, Andy Snyder, for sending along a link to a post by Kareem Fahim and Bao Ong that ran last week in the Times City Room blog in which he's featured in a heroic role.

My colleagues at The Book Bench tweet a link to a post at Omnivoracious, about the good old days when The New Yorker would fill an entire issue (or the entire feature section, between Goings On About Town and reviews) with a single piece of writing.

The single strongest variable in Google rankings is the number and authority of sites that link to a posting.

It linked to a post that Elite Daily, a Web site based in New York, had published a month earlier ("See the Incredible Differences in the Daily Food Intake of People Around the World").

The tweet linked to a post on the Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi blog.

This morning, FT Alphaville linked to a post by Mike Shedlock on the failure of Keynesianism.

Looks like it was payback time". The tweet linked to a post on the Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi blog.