Sentence examples for post calling from inspiring English sources

"After an earlier post calling Karl Oyston an 'odious ferret' I've been contacted by my lawyers," Manford wrote.

In a recent post calling for Obama's impeachment, headlined "Barack Hussein Obama: The New Leader of al-Qaida", the website Tea Party Nation accused the president of treason.

The morning after Cruz's call for patrolling Muslims, Jeb Bush, once the moderates' hope, endorsed Cruz in a Facebook post, calling him "a consistent, principled conservative".

Fring gets a little nasty in its blog post, calling Skype "cowards," and saying that Skype "once championed the cause of openness" and is now trying to "muzzle competition, even at the expense of its own users".

Peter Marks, the chairman of the Pulitzer jury for drama, actually gave "August" a lacerating review last December in The Washington Post, calling it a "disappointingly hollow experience" that lacked a "shattering payoff".

A Kashmiri engineer working in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh was charged with sedition in August for allegedly sharing or liking a Facebook post calling for the Indian government to withdraw from the former princely state.

The Washington Post called it "refreshingly clear".

The Washington Post called it "dismal".

(Post calls them "pop-up leaders").

(The New York Post called it bullshit).

Congressional aides, quoted in The Washington Post, call it "taxmageddon".