Sentence examples for postings contained from inspiring English sources

Some of his postings contained factual errors.

Officials said the postings contained no specific threats and violated no laws.

A news release issued by the organization said that the Craigslist postings contained such language as "no minorities," "African-Americans and Arabians tend to clash with me so that won't work out," "ladies, please rent from me," "requirements: clean godly Christian male," "will allow only single occupancy," and "no children".

"I phone anything up to 20 landlords, estate agents, a day and none of them will accept DSS". In November, the National Housing Federation and charity Shelter published analysis of 86,000 letting agent adverts on Zoopla, which found that 8,710 of the postings contained the words "no DSS" or "no housing benefit".

Beck said that while Sarkar's online postings contained "some harsh language," there was "certainly nothing that would be considered homicidal".

Internet users can now be charged with defamation if postings containing rumours are visited by 5,000 users or re-posted more than 500 times, according to a judicial interpretation issued this month by China's top court and prosecutor.

(The name of the group and many of the postings contain expletives unprintable here).

His site, WhatNationalDayIsIt.com, uses an algorithm to sort through the millions of Twitter postings containing "national" and "day". The idea is that today is whatever day Twitter says it is.

On Friday, The A.P. issued a statement defending its action, saying it was going to challenge blog postings containing excerpts of A.P. articles "when we feel the use is more reproduction than reference, or when others are encouraged to cut and paste".

On Friday, The A.P. issued a statement defending its action, saying it was going to challenge blog postings containing excerpts of A.P. articles "when we feel the use is more reproduction than reference, or when others are encouraged to cut and paste". An A.P. spokesman declined Friday to further explain the association's position.

(Excerpts, below, from Roos' postings contain explicit language).