Sentence examples for posts where it from inspiring English sources

I'm all for outsourcing social media, even blog posts where it makes sense, but you can't just hire anyone to do it.

After several months of intense instruction, diplomats, having been prepared through FSI training, are ready to go to their posts, where, it is hoped, they will construct meaningful social relations with their hosts and refine their knowledge of local social and political life, all of which will be reflected in the kinds of classified cables they send to Washington.

Or is there only one post office where it's feasible for you to rent a box?

They are also the ones who recruited Mr. Lumas to write and star in the video — he actually makes his living selling televisions at Best Buy — then spent an all-nighter editing it, and e-mailed it to the Elizabeth Warren-obsessed Huffington Post, where it had its premiere a week ago Friday.

The penalty incident came after 63 minutes, Alan Wiley waving away the concerted appeals after a right-wing cross from Richie Wellens had reached the far post, where it struck Kevin McNaughton on the hand.

I had written a post where it might have been suggested in a totally humorous way that the sport of curling was silly and would never be taken seriously by Americans because the rules made no sense, plus there was this obscure entry in the puzzle that had to do with curling (HOG SCORE, an archaic but legit version of the modern HOG LINE).

Announcing his withdrawal from the contest – in which he was seen as frontrunner – in 2009, he said: "I am disappointed that such low tactics have been used... and I do not want to get into a race for a post where it causes embarrassment to those who have chosen to support me... or to myself".

"I am disappointed that such low tactics have been used in this election, and I do not want to get into a race for a post where it causes embarrassment to those who have chosen to support me for the role or to myself," Mr. Walcott, 79, told The Evening Standard.

The LinkedIn logo appears on a screen at the post where it trades on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

The striker had his back to goal but coolly flicked the ball towards the far post, where it found the target.

Henry whipped in a corner to the near post, where it looped into the top corner with nobody seemingly touching it en route.