Sentence examples for post public from inspiring English sources

Amanda Veith joined Lindsay, Stone & Briggs, Madison, Wis., in a new post, public relations account director.

In addition to requiring offenders to notify the authorities of their whereabouts, most states post public registries on the Internet.

He's designing new features into his site, still in beta testing, to let users post public profiles, find exercise partners and share workouts.

Under the law, every regulatory agency must establish a Web site to collect and post public comments on every rule it considers.

But with Facebook's announcement this month that teenagers will be permitted to post public status updates and images, Geo Listening and similar services will potentially have access to more information on that social network.

But aside from the question of the number itself, the appeals panel stressed that the law requiring the authority to post public notices does not require those notices to say much.

"We're either going to need a lot of bands, a lot of food, or make sure we have a lot of hotel rooms," said Mike Erlandson, the Democratic state chairman, who wrote letters today asking counties to extend their weekend voting hours and urging the news media to post public-service announcements on the process.

The unit, now called @WalmartLabs, looks at Twitter posts, public Facebook posts and search terms on Walmart.com, among other cues, to help Wal-Mart refine what it sells.

Searching a hashtag will bring up posts with that tag made by friends and other users who have chosen to make their posts public.

So a new version of the iPhone app due Aug. 1 will make all posts public by default, although users can still choose to restrict access.

He said he only managed to preserve the title to the festival's original Web site (spoletofestival.it), where he has posted public statements defending himself.