Sentence examples for post reference from inspiring English sources

During the show's prime, the Internet newsgroup alt.tv.animaniacs was an active gathering place for fans of the show (most of whom were adults) to post reference guides, fan fiction, and fan-made artwork about Animaniacs.

We therefore did not extend our analysis time beyond 900 ms post reference onset because the solenoid system that delivered the water reward generated an audible click that often elicited an evoked response on the electrode.

And both sites let members post references about people they've stayed with or have played host to.

OUR sister blog, Graphic Detail, has published a post referencing charts on the Olympics from other publications that we have particularly enjoyed.

Any such push, if it's more than rhetoric, is commendable, as I pointed out in my 2008 post referenced above.

Others who joust with the tax deniers often post references to the Quatloos, Tax Prophet and Evans Faq Web sites, which explain what the law actually says or how judges have ruled against tax deniers.

(The title of this post references a key design thinking technique: problem solving by asking, "How might we…?") The resulting construct, known as Stanford 2025, relies on four "provocations:" open loop university, paced education, axis flip, and purpose learning.

Correction: An earlier version of this post referenced the lack of a blacklisting feature.

The post references, without detail, issues with the transcoder and communication problems that the development team faced.

The court heard several posts allegedly written by Ms Cutter followed a comment on "lesser races" and a post referencing an article on mixed-race children.

Offerpal defended their mobile survey scams on stage and in the blog post referenced above, saying there was no scam involved.