Sentence examples for online someone from inspiring English sources

If you're reading this online, someone, or something, is probably tracking you.

I stepped away for a while, and by the time I got back online someone had created a #JeSuisParis hashtag.

Online, someone who stayed at a hotel last night may have already posted a review this morning.

"And online, someone from Brooklyn might see the coupon, whereas they wouldn't see it offline because I don't send my fliers there.

As soon as the list is published online, someone has to pop up in the comments to say: "How could you leave out my favorite?" or "Since you included this, there is no way I can trust your list".

In the 2010 book 'Open Government: collaboration, transparency and participation in practice', David G Robinson, Harlan Yu, and Edward W Felten write: "When government puts data online, someone, somewhere will do something valuable and innovative with it".

Creepy photos circulating online show someone -- or several someones -- in clown costume hanging out at local landmarks after dark.

If you post your opinion on something online and someone responds negatively to it, do not argue with that person.

One spouse connects online with someone they knew from school.

The instructor, Kenneth Lawrence, admitted to having sexually explicit conversations online with someone he thought was a 14-year-old boy.

Just because you read online that someone is annoying, or stupid, or boring doesn't make it true of them.