Sentence examples for to bulletin from inspiring English sources
verb
To announce something by means of such a report or publication
Angry traders took to bulletin boards to vent their frustration.
— Hung from lampposts and tacked to bulletin boards, the maroon and white banners were everywhere this past fall on the pastoral campus of the University of Massachusetts.
It just leaves you without that small piece of cardboard you used to tuck into drawers or pin to bulletin boards or paste into scrapbooks.
With the rise of the Internet, scalping went online, as ticket holders seeking buyers turned to bulletin boards, newsgroups or eBay.
WHAT TO DO Aside from untold numbers of shopping and dining options, there are plenty of neighborly activities like the Charles Street Spring Planting, which just took place last weekend; residents are advised to look to bulletin boards for others.
THEY'RE all over Manhattan, taped to bus shelters, tacked to bulletin boards in Laundromats, their multiple telephone numbers hanging from the bottom like so many paper legs, trying to make matches in a city of millions.
Passers-by will be able to look up and quickly gauge whether they should be paying attention to bulletins.
Listen to bulletins about happenings in your area before going to bed.
After completing all the quest, return to the bulletin board to complete your class advancement.
Tell us here and sign up to our email bulletin to keep up to date with the campaign.
It also has how-to articles, bulletin boards and links to other sites.
