Sentence examples for whose posts are from inspiring English sources

She is now planning a kind of seminar for those whose posts are failing to elicit responses, with a reading of the best and worst ads.

"It's beyond bags," said shopmom411, a Berkeleyite whose posts are accompanied by the Epictetus quote "Know, first, who you are; and then adorn yourself accordingly".

"We showed users how many posts they saw from each user – seeing which people appear commonly on their feed and whose posts are hidden.

Since 2004, Hoft has run the Gateway Pundit, whose posts are often picked up by the Drudge Report and distributed widely through Facebook.

Popularly known as the "law on bloggers," the legislation requires users of any website whose posts are read by more than 3,000 people each day to publish under their real name and register with the authorities if requested.

Lee, whose posts are often uncontroversial, nonetheless had his Weibo account shut down for three days in February when he poked mild fun at a new state-run search engine; he has also had some posts censored.

Two Mudd children, Summer and Clay, were given their own MySpaces pages, and real teens began interacting with the fictional characters, whose posts were written by 30-year-old marketers.

The Bearer of the Mace had a large staff of subordinates during Western Han, whose posts were abolished or transferred elsewhere during Eastern Han.

This is not a good start for someone whose post is called civic society minister.

Mr. Kelley, whose post is being added at Martin, will have responsibility in areas like business development and account management.

But a netizen whose post is forwarded 500 times has to take criminal responsibility," wrote one microblogger, Zhao Shimin.