Sentence examples for tagging themselves from inspiring English sources

'And at around two in the morning they started tagging themselves.' This would have unforeseen and problematic consequences.

A number of teenagers tend to muddy the statistics slightly by tagging themselves as "married" at a very young age.

As social media faux pas go, this is way less cuter than grandmas accidentally tagging themselves as Grandmaster Flash.

The less famous the celebrity, the more enthusiastic they were to share their locations, tagging themselves in members clubs from Soho to Shoreditch and at every awards ceremony going.

Face.com's technology was soon incorporated into the "tag suggest" feature, allowing users to automatically tag themselves in friends' pictures, but it also led to problems.

People who score highly on the Narcissistic Personality Inventory questionnaire had more friends on Facebook, tagged themselves more often and updated their newsfeeds more regularly.

Those who frequently updated their Facebook status, tagged themselves in photos and had large numbers of virtual friends, were more likely to exhibit narcissistic traits, the study found.

People begin to change their relationship status to "in a relationship" in their early 20s, and then at around 27 begin to tag themselves as "engaged".

And while it's true that some wealthier folk are comfortable with the label of upper-middle class, and a good quarter of industrious citizens will tag themselves working class, stark categories like "upper class" and "lower class" remain unpopular.

Produced by Knocked Up writer/director Judd Apatow and directed by Greg Mottola it's another ribald-meets-rueful romantic comedy from the collective who've ironically tagged themselves the Jew-Tang Clan.

Audience members can tag themselves on the videos so that friends can go to the "Hair" Web site and find the precise moment when the person appears on screen.