Sentence examples for sites to vent from inspiring English sources

Frustrated consumers have created Web sites to vent.

Electronic Arts, the game's publisher, was flooded with complaints, while frustrated gamers hit the major news sites to vent their disgust and anger.

As party luminaries have worked frantically to resolve the impasse, citizens and politicians alike have flocked to social media Web sites to vent their frustration and disbelief.

On Thursday afternoon one or more angry employees took to the microblogging site to vent their anger and "tweet live from HR".

Mr. Renwick, who has set up a Web site to vent his frustrations over his stalled deal, said he could not afford the down payment required for most conventional mortgages but was still eager to buy the brownstone.

Parents posted on the site to vent their anger at the illegally-parked mother whose language turned the air blue when she was politely asked to move on.

The sites allow people to vent anger, and officials can track posts to see the direction of public opinion.

Some passengers took to social media sites like Twitter to vent their frustrations while others posted updates to help those wading through the holiday travel morass.

Near-empty airports and angry customers became a staple of Australian television on Saturday night, as travelers took to social networking sites like Twitter to vent their frustration.

She created a forum on her Web site for people to vent about positive thinking, and many have.

Most job bloggers seem to see their sites as a "place to vent", somewhere to work off the irritations and upsets of the daily grind.