Sentence examples for post meant from inspiring English sources

Do you get many wrong numbers and post meant for the devil?

It recently said in a real 'editorial': "Satire is not required to be humorous, nor was this particular post meant to be funny.

Before the change, the company said, removing a post meant it would disappear from Twitter worldwide; now such removals, often requested by companies or governments for violations of local speech or copyright laws, could be limited to individual countries.

Although school officials did not return telephone calls for comment, friends of the Hanssen family said her teaching post meant that the family was not required to pay full tuition.

But this is an ephemeral blog post meant to think out loud about an ending that only just happened, one that we'll surely be thinking about for a while.

WARSAW — As Air Force One headed for Europe on Thursday afternoon, President Obama holed up in the plane's office editing a Facebook post meant to express his anguish at two deadly shootings by police officers.

Meanwhile, his Australian post means heavy professional commitments about as far away from St Martin's Lane as you can get.

When he says the doctrine is "false," Post means that it doesn't actually explain what typically counts as speech under the First Amendment.

Every hateful or violent post means additional profit for the companies.

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[Link to McDonalds]" Liking this post means you Liked McDonalds in Facebook's mind.