Sentence examples for online poster from inspiring English sources
"Taking umbrage is like a sport in Teaneck," one online poster wrote.
The domain was bought by Allwall.com, an online poster vendor that continues to operate a site at that Web address.
ArtMatch, a free iPhone app developed by Art.com, the online poster and print company, has a database of more than a million works.
On the day after Easter this year, an online poster retailer named David Topkins became the first e-commerce executive to be prosecuted under antitrust law.
"I really do not think it matters how we say it," one online poster wrote, philosophizing on the language of mourning.
To wit: an anonymous online poster has correctly predicted the past 38 WWE results and vows to continue divulging their inside information in the interests of restoring what they have repeatedly referred to as "the integrity of the product".
As a general rule, a sure giveaway that online posters are living in a fantasy world is the density of abbreviations and jargon in their writing.
Looking at a selection of online posters and photos, what is striking is not only their violence and sectarianism but also the professionalism with which they are produced.
Last week, an official ONS study reported that most Britons are happier – not online posters, obviously – than you might expect in hard times.
Defeating an old rival for the second time this month behind the sophomores Paris Horne, D. J. Kennedy and Sean Evans may temporarily quiet the online posters calling for Coach Norm Roberts's scalp, or maybe not.
Other online posters, he noted, objected to him "visiting places like Spain and Portugal (last year) or Finland (this year)." The post ended, "As some of you like to point out in your e-mails, I am sixty years old and fat, and you don't want me to 'pull a Robert Jordan' on you and deny you your book.
