Sentence examples for posted frequently from inspiring English sources
McCarrel posted frequently on social media about his involvement in the recent civil rights struggle, and among these posts were examples of apparent abuse from racists.
"Media and messages you back up aren't protected by WhatsApp end-to-end encryption while in iCloud," WhatsApp says on its publicly posted frequently asked questions page on its website.
CNN's finding that the account posted frequently ― 130 tweets per day on average ― is also true, but the implication that readers should interpret that figure as conclusive troll behavior is mostly unfounded.
Most of the couple's fights revolve around organization: when and how often to sweep out the van; whether they can wait until the morning to do the dishes; if they're posting frequently enough.
He has been active on Facebook himself, posting frequently on a page he created for his local and participating in many conversations on the U.A.W.'s G.M. page during the talks.
Meanwhile, the company has several hundred fans on Facebook and a few hundred followers on Twitter, but both Mr. Hill and Mr. Gilat feel they need to do a better job of posting frequently and building the fan base.
We said you should post frequently — you don't just spend lots of time upfront.
Facebook wants to be the place where people follow their favorite public figures, but it needs them posting frequently.
In the early blogging days it was often apparent that the market was about personal branding, audience building, maintaining integrity within that audience (such as disclosing whether posts are sponsored), building authority and posting frequently.
Researchers studying the profiles of more than 600 women found that those who labeled themselves as "lonely" were more likely to post frequently, make their relationship status public, and share their home address.
Mohamed, a former engineering student at the University of Waterloo, had been active on Twitter using the name Abu Jayyid, posting frequently about jihad, the Syrian war, ISIS, and other entities including al Qaeda and al Nusra.
