Sentence examples for user of the microblogging from inspiring English sources

It's not Prussian blue or Tiffany blue," wrote one user of the microblogging site, Weibo.

Paul Chambers, a 27-year-old accountant whose online courtship with another user of the microblogging site led to the "foolish prank", had hoped that a crown court would dismiss his conviction and £1,000 fine without a full hearing.

The number of monthly active users of the microblogging site climbed to 302 million by the end of March, up 18% compared to the same period last year, Twitter said.

Ellis, who has become well known in recent years years for his loose-lipped tweets, received a barrage of criticism from fellow users of the microblogging service after making the offending comments during a discussion about the likely winner of next year's Oscar for best film.

Users of the microblogging site have reacted with a mixture of incredulity and unabashed horror to a declaration by its executive chairman Jack Dorsey that Murdoch had set up a verified account and would be gracing the site with his unique observations.

For those of you who don't know what a tweetup is, it's a gathering of people – a meet up – arranged through Twitter often so that users of the microblogging platform can actually meet up for perhaps the first time.

All users of the microblogs — currently 250 million — would have to register, beginning first with new users, the regulator said.

Even as many people in mainland China have long given up on television or turned to the Internet and pirated DVDs for popular entertainment, users of the microblog service Sina Weibo reacted with a collective groan on Tuesday.

Video footage of the inferno quickly spread internationally on social media, while users of the Chinese microblogging service Sina Weibo posted photos of bloodied victims and apartments with the windows blown out.

"If you like crop circles, Area 51 or UFOs in the United States, then you will love this," one user of the popular Chinese microblog Sina Weibo wrote.

Angered by that decision, a user of the Sina Weibo microblog found the photo online and reposted it, said a story in the Guangzhou-based Southern Metropolis Daily.