Sentence examples for post references from inspiring English sources

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

The post references the so-called "defining channels" born out of cable, like MTV, ESPN, and CNN, and says that the next generation of these will emerge on YouTube.

This particular post references a story about a coffee shop that signed a 50/50 deal to sell $13 value vouchers (an atrocious 2.5-times their average ticket) for $6 and claimed to have lost $10,000 after selling 890 vouchers.

Simac has also been connected to conservative political commentator Glenn Beck, who has noted one of her children's books on his show, and reciprocally, Simac's removed post references a Beck commercial.

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.

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

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

In a post referencing Foursquare's Swarm, he noted that we're now entering an age where apps function as service layers.

For example, a Facebook post referencing a formal statement by a politician, with an accompanying photo, would have provenance records directly linking the post to the politician's press release and even the specifics of the photographer's camera.

The Lesson: It's early March, your most recent Wall post referenced something about holiday shopping and you're wondering why no one is paying any attention to you? Attention spans are short on Facebook and the one thing above all else that determines F-commerce success is engagement.