Sentence examples for postings at a from inspiring English sources

WEATHERMATRIX members trade information through e-mail messaging and postings at a Web site (weathermatrix.net) that also provides a free desktop program that uses contributed data to provide weather alerts, radar images and current conditions.

Its voice can be found in the postings at a Web site maintained by the fans of Mark Levin, the Obama hater who is, at this writing, the No.2 best-selling hardcover nonfiction writer in America.

Both perspectives ultimately display the similar data to users, but offer more focus on observing author postings at a cumulative level and at an individual-message level.

Otherwise they will only see excerpts or no text in the postings at all.

Mr. Loughner had exhibited increasingly strange behavior in recent months, including ominous Internet postings — at least one showing a gun — and a series of videos in which he made disjointed statements on topics like the gold standard and mind control.

For followers of my postings at Huffington Post you might be interested in a free webinar today at 10am New York around the title "The Financial Institution's Guide to Social Media".

It began with a few postings at the Columbia University job center and has grown to a recruiting program at dozens of colleges, including Ivy League schools.

By 1883, although only in his early 40s, he had retreated to a family farm in West Orange, N.J. "The stories that I've heard were that he could be difficult," Robert Kelley, a Bennett descendant who researches his forebear for blog postings at johnbennettpottery.org, said in a phone interview.

A few new job postings at Microsoft point to the possibility of seeing a 10-foot-interface for Zune designed for TVs – perhaps via the XBox – as well as a call for more music reviewers.

She is in charge of postings at the Ministry of Sciences, Research and Technology and has a master's degree in management.

Similarly, the founders of CrimeNews2000.com report that a last-minute witness in Michael Skakel's trial last year for the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley in Greenwich, Conn., had come to prosecutors' attention as a result of postings at the site.