Sentence examples for posts pretty from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately for them, tenure-track faculty posts pretty much always come with research requirements, and that goes not only for large universities but also for primarily undergraduate institutions (PUIs).

"We're using the technology we developed while working on real time search to aggregate all the sightings, Twitter updates, status updates, news articles, blog posts — pretty much everything on the web related to a celebrity and put it all on one destination site," Asver tells us.

Their posts pretty much all included the ISIS logo.

While most photographers are foreigners there to record conflict, Bilal is a local who posts pretty landscapes across Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter with the tag #AfghanistanYouNeverSee.

They posted Pretty Hurts and watched in shock as it went viral.

Well, basically, it's an aesthetically-ugly-as-sin image board which allows users to post pretty much anything.

The magazine has most recently been commemorating its 120th anniversary, encouraging chatter that its grand poobah, Anna Wintour, is planning to leave her post pretty soon.

In a statement provided to the legal news site and messageboard RollOnFriday after Proudman's tweet went viral, Carter-Silk, a married father-of-two, said: "Most people post pretty unprofessional pictures on LinkedIn; my comment was aimed at the professional quality of the presentation on LinkedIn, which was unfortunately misinterpreted".

Pretty much anyone can afford to post pretty much anything they want, and it's visible to pretty much everyone in the world.

Now obviously you have to be pretty faMost tofbe one of those5 most-followed people on Instagram, busers isn't just about that, because these aren't the 25 most famous peoplikend brands on earth by any means.

First of all, Shaw erroneously stated that Apple made $5.7 billion in fiscal 2009 and had to correct it in the intro of the post (pretty big error).