Sentence examples for park and post from inspiring English sources

"It's for nannies who take pictures of your kids at a park and post them on Facebook.

The company, which owns or services some 200 gas stations throughout New England, agreed to sponsor the competition after the Portland City Council balked at its design for renovating a Mobil station near a historic park and post office.

At a news conference yesterday, the New York City Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence and Peopled Peofle of Color in Crisis, an alliance of black gay men, announced that they would distribute whistles to people in the park and post fliers to warn visitors about the attacks.

Most of the staff of 23 Ukrainians and seven Western journalists and editors then struck in protest, taking laptops to a city park and posting updates about the dispute on a Facebook page.

Herbivory, rather than seedling competition, was the limiting factor for plant performance among post-fire (Whiteman Park) and post-mined reclamation areas.

The national park service also has launched an effort to get minorities into the outdoors by inviting artists, photographers, bloggers and writers who have huge followings on social media to visit parks and post videos, stories and photos of their experiences.

The road network was perceived to have increased by 110 %, with 70%% of the rise occurring between the post-park and post-settlement and 24%% between the post-settlement and post-2009 drought periods.

Livestock routes in the pre-park and post-park periods were lost in the post-settlement and post-2009 drought periods as shown in Figure 7. Figure 6 Pastoral resource change maps for the sedentary land use site Figure 7 Land use and land cover changes in the sedentary land use site.

He later re-enacted the problem with the car parked and posted a video and photos online.

Trading copies at skate parks and posting highlights online, skaters gaped at Wastell's steady, gymnastic artistry.

The extent of resource changes presented in Table 2 show that areas under cultivation increased by 1.4%% between the pre-park and post-park periods, 7.5 % between the post-park and post-settlement periods and 8%% between the post-settlement and post-2009 drought periods, indicating an overall change of 16.8 %.