Sentence examples for post with a link to from inspiring English sources

When the seriousness of Jackson's condition became apparent, Hilton replaced his post with a link to TMZ, the pre-eminent celebrity gossip website backed by Time Warner.

This news item went into our show without a mention of the blog, but we are posting a story on TheInsider.com about the fourfour blog post with a link to the site.

In describing what it contends are the infringing aspects of onsmash.com, the affidavit mentions a post with a link to new music by the rapper Kid Cudi, with a line telling readers, "You can pre-order the album on iTunes tomorrow and receive a bonus track on the day of release".

I will update the post with a link to the iPad app as soon as I get it.

So if you search to buy an iPhone on Google or read a blog post with a link to a book on Amazon, Browsarity will underline the affiliate links for retailers which could result in fees that go to charity.

Maybe you're seeing less of them in the News Feed, but there's nothing to prevent a crazy friend from commenting on your post with a link to a well-known hoax site, as if it's news.

Just as a suggestion, the Times sends an email when a reader's comment is posted, with a link to the posting.

Steve Keen has a new post up (with a link to a new paper) about Minksyan (Minskyite?) economics, and how people like me get it wrong.

Here's his "Your Dot" post, along with a link to more on his blog, The Benshi: Effective broad public communication is a bit like mathematical proofs — it's about doing things in the simplest way with the fewest steps.

Founded by MIT students Fatma Yalcin and Eugene Gorelik, the site allows you to post stuff with a link to said stuff.

A graphic photo accompanies this post, along with a link to another page with malicious JavaScript code.