Sentence examples for posting better from inspiring English sources

"No one is posting better pictures online," he said.

And Jonas Hiller is posting better numbers between the pipes in Calgary than he ever did anywhere else.

Most of the nation's major chain stores began the year on the right foot, with retailers both high-end and low posting better results than a year ago.

The critic Jerry Saltz has called his Twitter feed "a work of art". "No one is posting better pictures online," he said.

Moreover, with fewer planes in the sky, the whole air travel system is working better, according to government statistics: Airlines are posting better on-time performance and losing fewer bags.

With business surveys suggesting that the UK started the third quarter on a firm footing and with sentiment continuing to strengthen it points to an encouraging outlook for the UK, particularly given that the UK's biggest trade partner, the Eurozone, is also posting better numbers.

Goldman Sachs rose $1.85, to $91.05, after posting better-than-expected earnings yesterday.

EASYJET, Europe's second-largest discount airline, surprised analysts last week by posting better-than-expected results for the fourth quarter of 2011.

Google gained 5.9percenttoto close at $324.70 a share after posting better-than-expected earnings of $5.10 a share for the fourth quarter.

In currency trading, the dollar fell to a 16-month low against the euro with investors expecting the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates near zero, even as many companies were posting better-than-expected quarterly results.

After posting better-than-expected financial returns for the six months to the end of March, Stevie Spring, chief executive of Future Publishing, told the Guardian that digital publishing represented "more than a quarter" of its revenue in the given time and suggested that there were opportunities to develop its brands further in the space.