Sentence examples for my feeds from inspiring English sources

I drove off, slightly too quickly, eager to refresh my feeds.

A few months in, after I'd carefully curated my feeds, my Reader really did seem to contain the entirety of the world of ideas.

When I subscribe to someone who already has thousands of followers, why not tie this user to metadata vectors that will categorize my feeds?

This year, only a few American Olympic athletes have been presented on my feeds: the gymnast Simone Biles, whose grace and strength leave sportswriters grasping for superlatives; the stalwart Michael Phelps, holder of 22 Olympic medals in swimming; the beach volleyball champion Kerry Walsh Jennings, a three-time gold medalist now paired with April Ross, her former competitor.

I want to tag my feeds (and tag other's feeds).

I want all of my feeds kept in one neutral place.

Within a few days, my feeds on Twitter, Tumblr, and Facebook were inundated with Instagram images.

I want my feeds to be comprehensive, authoritative, and garbage-free.

And finally, I realized that I was missing out by constantly checking all my feeds.

Since all my feeds are in Google Reader and I don't go there, I don't use RSS anymore.

Memeorandum is how I keep up on the blogosphere when I don't have time to read all of my feeds.