Sentence examples for posting a question to from inspiring English sources

(I have often thought of posting a question to this paper's Notes and Queries section: what is the longest British TV has gone without a Nazi or a Nazi-themed documentary? There seems to be at least one a week).

Most recently, communication can be initiated on Facebook through posting a question to spark responses and thoughts from others.

Please post a question to the newsgroup rather than e-mail a TA.

A teacher from Northern Ireland posted a question to JK Rowling on Twitter and got a response from the great JK herself!

Around 1995, a guy named Brian Ewins in U.K. posted a question to sci.math asking if any disk packing can be extended to one with only 3-sided gaps and said that the question was related to a "conjecture in modern origami".

Finally, each participant was asked to find a specific group in the PaaSage social network community, become a member, and post a question to the group.

Someone who moderates on Hot or Not posted a question to Yahoo Answers saying that her moderator login now goes directly to Badoo.

Google's local tweaks to make the app easy to use include voice-based entry for questions, which covers a range of India's non-English languages, and a series of prompts that pop up when a user decides to post a question to help them start.

In today's world, we can post a question to an elected official on their Facebook page and hear back the same day.

Gogobot (iOS): Travel app that allows you to create postcards, see which friends have been there and/or post a question to Gogobot.com for tips on the next port of call.

I would love to post an answer each day to questions on dance, pointe shoes, the life of a ballerina, etc! Please post a question to my facebook page gillian.abt (& include your IG/twitter name) so I can try to thoughtfully answer seven fave questions :) Photo by Eduardo Patino, courtesy of Gaynor Minden.