Sentence examples for post a description from inspiring English sources

At Kickstarter, creative types post a description of a project they want to do, how much money they need for it and a deadline.

In 1935, Fortune described Hearst's warehouse in the Bronx in terms that might have been the specifications for the warehouse in the film, and by 1938 even the Reader's Digest was reprinting, from the Saturday Evening Post, a description of Hearst's empire in phrases that might be part of the script: All his life Mr. Hearst bought, bought, bought — whatever touched his fancy.

So he decided to post a description of the Crying Girl and the details of her scheme to Daviswiki, a local Web site that allows residents to post and curate geographically specific information on topics as varied as historic buildings, multicultural poetry nights and Davis trivia.

GetThemLaid is a new site where you can post a description and pictures of your friends who really need to, well, have some real world social interaction.

The director would also have to post a description of each pending award before it is made, along with the names of the relevant program managers who made the decision.

More commonly, the creator will upload the game to IF Archive, and post a description at IFDB.

A few weeks ago, he posted a description of his mood on a MySpace account.

That began to change somewhat last month when Mr. Divers posted a description of Momo's project on his blog, Best Roof Talk Ever.

Last October the screenwriter John August (johnaugust.com) posted a description of the pitch he and Jordan Mechner delivered when they shopped "Prince of Persia" around to the studios.

On Dec. 15, a Russian programmer posted a description of a flaw that makes it possible to increase a user's privileges on all of the company's recent operating systems, including Vista.

A creator posts a description of what she intends to make — a comic strip, a podcast — and patrons sign up to fund it, each chipping in a few dollars a month.