Sentence examples for post picked from inspiring English sources

His second post picked up at 13 and considered seven topics, including the Kenyan musician Eric Wainaina and Masai models.

The ad featured music from Parov Stelar's jazzy "Booty Swing," which includes the lyrics, "Now, in the land of Fu Manchu, The girls all now do the Suzie-Q, Clap their hands in the center of the floor, Saying, "Ching, ching, chop-suey, swing some more!" The South China Morning Post picked up on the lyrics, taking G.M. to task for it.

The Togo striker's cross to the back post picked out Chadli, who controlled on his chest before deftly poking the ball past Robert Green.

Then The Huffington Post picked it up, and after that The Guardian.

An editor from The Huffington Post picked "We Remain" as one of the standout tracks from the soundtrack that "encapsulates the spirit and power of Games' heroine, Katniss".

Then Huff Post picked it up, and posted the link under a wonderfully atmospheric, if embarrassing, old Orleans album cover showing the entire band standing bare-chested.

Osvaldo Martinez spotted Benedetto unattended at the far post, picking him out with a perfectly floated ball which the striker met with a perfectly executed volley that flashed past Kristian Nicht and into the Montreal goal.

With the first four past the post picking up a range of points from five to one and anyone who lapped the field securing themselves 20, those in and around the medal positions keep hawk-eyed tabs on each other in the race for death or glory.

The Lancashire Evening Post picks up on Westminster rumours that Jack Straw's Blackburn seat has been put on the party's "at risk" list, saying his staunch support for the war in Iraq could even see his majority of almost 10,000 overturned.

Gen. Hamid Arjangi, a spokesman for the military during its exercises, said Iran's radar stations and observation posts picked up on the planes as they entered Iranian airspace during the five-day drill, which started Tuesday.

In the spring of 2004, when Mr. Steele started Curbed.com, many of his posts picked up information about new buildings and commercial real estate from other publications, with links to their articles at the bottom.