Sentence examples for postings point from inspiring English sources
After all, as a few postings point out, he has given employees "job security and peace of mind," and led the company with a steady hand in turbulent times.
But an accumulation of tweets and Internet postings points to an underground marketing campaign — possibly with late-night screenings for the college crowd here — just like those used by the filmmakers who can't get a studio interested in their pictures.
In May, however, Amazon job postings pointed to store plans for Chicago and San Francisco.
For instance, if there are many postings pointing out migrant discrimination in a particular entertainment facility via social media, one might expect tensions in this area in the near future.
Some forum postings have pointed to the US military base in the middle of the Indian Ocean, on the tropical atoll of Diego Garcia.
When the auction's 780 registered bidders browse the latest postings, they sometimes point out fakes that had managed to slip through the vetting process.
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.
For example, Textio shows that job postings with bullet points tend to perform better than job postings without them.
As with primitive peoples who believe that eating fierce animals will make them fierce, they assume that watching quick cuts in rock videos turns your mental life into quick cuts or that reading bullet points and Twitter postings turns your thoughts into bullet points and Twitter postings.
Igor Sutyagin, a Russian military specialist at the London-based Royal United Services Institute, said he regarded the tape recordings as genuine, as well as postings on social media pointing the finger at pro-Russia separatists or Russia itself.
A sculptor and painter, he has made the point in previous postings in Tokyo, Washington and elsewhere of demonstrating that Tunisia is a tolerant, cosmopolitan society.
