Sentence examples for link to the blog from inspiring English sources
One of the first people to link to the blog said, "It is all about a guy who risked his nuts to tell us he's a pervert and his friend likes to watch".
A list of Boston University Creative Writing Global Fellows, on the university's Web site, includes Stevens and confirms her destination as being the Falkland Islands, though the link to the blog posts she wrote from there is broken, so there is no way to compare the relatively undigested account of her experience that was presumably posted there against the final version in the pages of the book.
If it's been covered, also send a link to the blog post or news article.
For registered users, Redfin shows a link to the blog post with the post's title and a brief summary; for unregistered users, Redfin shows a link to the blog post but doesn't display the title or the summary.
For context, YouTube does some other interesting things with linked videos — for example, if a video on YouTube starts getting extremely popular on the site because it was embedded on a popular blog, YouTube will automatically insert a link to the blog.
Stevie Graham has been a UK developer evangelist for the company on a contract basis since September 2011: that's a link to the blog post announcing his arrival, where he refers to himself as "the first and only Twilio employee outside of the United States".
Then someone sent her a link to the blogging service Typepad, and Live.
The Facebook page promotes and links to the blog.
Cory Bernardi has lobbed his own version of a dead cat on Wednesday morning linking to the blog of neo-masculinist Roosh V.
The situation is rooted, slightly, in real life: as Wonkette, Cox created a scandal when she linked to the blog of a Senate staffer who dished about her sexual escapades.
There was a telling comment left on the Retraction Watch blog last year from a graduate of the University of East London saying they only discovered the many questions that had been raised about one of their lecturers when someone put up posters linking to the blog (which is based in New York) in the toilets.
