Sentence examples for posting a link from inspiring English sources

Within minutes, Mr. Bloomberg's staff heeded her request, posting a link to the video from @MikeBloomberg, along with a provocation.

"Umm......Will And Jada Come Get Your Child!," one follower wrote, posting a link to the picture.

He followed it up by posting a link to her speech, quoting her phrase: "Both men and women should feel free to be sensitive.

His alleged offence was posting a link to an infamous YouTube video that caused protests in the Islamic world that month.

No pictures of cats (too 2007), no comparing anyone to Hitler, no posting a link to that sign that says "EXIT THE BUILDING BEFORE TWEETING ABOUT IT".

Show us by posting a link to your pin, whether it's your own recipe or drawn from another source, in the comments here, and tag it with #NYTholiday.

And Roost keeps a continuously updating library of online articles relevant to different lines of business, and suggests posting a link to one with a comment.

On Tuesday, Golf Digest posted a link to the clip.

Let's definitely post a link to that story.

She posted a link to the statement on Twitter.

(The blog Lawfare posted a link to the decision).