Sentence examples for moving post from inspiring English sources

(Note: if you haven't read Jelani Cobb's moving post on the Zimmerman acquittal, read that first).

They all came flooding back when I read Wentworth Miller's moving post on his depression and being body-shamed by a meme making fun of his weight.

The Post Office maintains that moving post office services to retail outlets such as WH Smith leads to longer opening hours.

Thanking her readers for the deluge of messages of support she received over the course of running the blog, she ends the moving post by writing: "Please remember me and my family.

In a moving post on Facebook, Palin said the impact on Jones' ability to speak is "the cruellest thing that could befall someone to whom words, ideas, arguments, jokes and stories were once the stuff of life.

As singer Jon Foreman wrote recently in his moving post about community and service, We need each other.

Some say members are moving post-referendum; others dispute this.

The dots that Jürgen Klinsmann likes to speak of joining were too far forward (Johannsson), too slow moving (post-injury Dempsey), or too deep (Bradley), to work coherently.

The dots that [coach] Jürgen Klinsmann likes to speak of joining were too far forward (Johannsson), too slow moving (post-broken nose Clint Dempsey), or too deep (Michael Bradley), to work coherently.

It includes a long chapter concluding that Hitler suffered from advanced Parkinson's disease — probably the "faster moving post-encephalitic" type, Dr. Lattimer wrote — based on reports of Hitler's tremors, first in the left hand, then spreading to other limbs, and his well-documented attacks of rage.

Credit Suisse is to cut about 2,000 jobs at its London operation, either by laying off staff or moving posts offshore.