Sentence examples for post referring from inspiring English sources

"We don't need AR's on this site," proclaimed another post, referring to animal rightists.

In a post referring to the Amtrak crash, he declared the US has "horrible infrastructure problems" that politicians cannot solve.

"Chávez blames El Niño for affecting our hydropower systems," read the post, referring to the climate pattern that some say has led to the drought.

The Labor candidate for the seat of Moore, David Leith, also resigned this week over a 2015 Facebook post referring to Australia's offshore immigration detention camps as "gulags".

"I don't admire the ideals of the hero," Mr. Kerr told The New York Post, referring to statements Lindbergh had made sympathetic to Nazi Germany before America's entry in World War II.

"Leave aside the question of the political wisdom of Romney's silence, and the opportunities it opens up for President Obama next week," Mr. Kristol said in his post, referring to the upcoming Democratic National Convention.

An earlier version of this post referred incompletely to the status of the Atlantic bluefin tuna.

Correction: An earlier version of this post referred to James Madison as John.

Importantly, though the original post refers only to London, Streetlink is a nationwide service.

An earlier version of this post referred incorrectly to Sotheby's statement.

The original post referred to the softcover edition, published in 2006.