Sentence examples for post drew from inspiring English sources

The post drew one and a half million hits and more than twenty-eight thousand comments.

The Huffington Post drew criticism in March for publishing a fabricated George Clooney blog.

After the post drew a chorus of support from black celebrities and others in the echo chamber of Twitter, Ms. Zille shot back, "What complete nonsense".

Wayne Kursh's "I smell a rat" blog post drew the attention of Michael McGrath, a former assistant track and cross-country coach at Haverford College.

When the blog Engadget broke the news of CompUSA's plans, the post drew 217 comments, many of them of the "I knew this was coming" variety.

When a video trailer for "Freaknik: The Musical" was linked to by a blog at the Web site of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in January, the post drew dozens of angry comments.

Gasol then showed some nimble work in the post, drawing a foul on Serge Ibaka and going to the line with 1 minute 3 seconds remaining.

Moss's favorite route since he played youth football is the post corner route, in which he runs to the post, drawing the defender in with him, and then breaks for the corner, leaving the defender in his wake.

"But the next time you run by, they're like, 'That's the world's fastest nudist!' " Popular blogs like Gothamist, The Huffington Post and Gawker featured the videos in September, with Gawker's post drawing more than 25,000 views.

The post draws on data gathered by enabling a feature of Google Earth that shows the date and size of the satellite images stitched together to create a seamless image by the service.

PAUL Amery of Index Universe has a blog post drawing attention to the sudden surge of enthusiasm for junk bond ETFs, which have attracted $12 billion or so in assets over the last six months.