Sentence examples for post linked from inspiring English sources

The post linked to a 2005 article in The New York Times that discussed the research of an Australian biologist, Bryan Fry, on the evolution of venom.

And according to the FT Alphaville post linked above, a second reason may have been a statement by Fitch that a US downgrade is less likely.

The post linked to a split photo, titled "empowered feminist", which showed a picture of Ms Goetz when she was 16 and another photo taken last year.

"The blog post linked to an extensive description of the main game, as well as the various mini-games included on the disc — and, most importantly, it had a torrent of the entire game available for download".

Her consulting, according to an interview for the Society of Women Engineers that the Post linked to, involved FMC's work with ARPA, the forerunner to DARPA, on rocket propellants, for which she needed and obtained a security clearance.

As John Cochrane notes in the post linked just above, "if you means-test any benefit, you introduce a steep marginal tax rate at means-testing point … [but] if you don't means-test a benefit, you blow out the budget.

The Stags retweeted Red Card's post linking to the story.

Footnote: This post links to Wikipedia nine times.

The posting linked to the site's Tor address and a blogpost with instructions.

Both posts linked to a heartfelt poem about his career.

The plaintiffs want the court to ban Mr. Corley from posting, linking to or otherwise "trafficking" in the DeCSS code.