Sentences with phrase «do a little post»

Parallels with those who leave their own countries to live in foreign lands seem obvious: I just did a little post on this phenomena — «The Awkward Unchurched»

Hallie and I teamed up to do a little post about friendships and it's kind of special because neither of us have read each other's posts yet.

while i patiently await the re-opening of my ebay store tonight, i can't help but do another little post about spring inspirations.i love the destroyed jeans on balmain's 2009 catwalk.

As I was styling this winter vignette on top of my old retro cabinet filled with Rae Dunn Pottery, I got the idea to do a little post all about my vintage recipe cards.

Wanted to do a little post that's short and sweet, kinda like perfect little snapshots of day to day life on Instagram!

I love looking back each month and doing these little posts, it's almost like a mini gratitude journal / diary and it's so nice to look back at all the wonderful things the last month had to offer.

I thought I'd do a little post today answering the most common questions in a more conversational format, and...

I am linked up with your button and plan to do a little post on your project this week.

I've done a little post about posing photos here.

Global warming is controversial in the States, but when I did my little post on George Bush's house in Texas, I had no idea that I would be dropped into the middle of a culture war.

Hi there Leslie ~ Just wanted to let you know I did a little post about the absolutely GORGEOUS hydrangeas that I received the other day!!!

I did a little post on it before the kitchen was finished and I'll do an updated one where I can show you what is in each drawer now that it is all done!

I am linked up with your button and plan to do a little post on your project this week.

Not exact matches

He didn't get far on his blog post, though, before a crowd had formed, curious about his little gadget, wanting to try it out and asking where they could get one, too.

Teigen's final tweet to Trump — aka the «no one likes you» memo — was in response to a July 23 post where he wrote, «It's very sad that Republicans, even some that were carried over the line on my back, do very little to protect their President.»

What to do instead: It makes people feel good to be complimented, so pointing out a piece of work or a post on their social media profile that you enjoyed gives your message a little something extra.

Jane's Medium post, in which she said she ate little more than rice at her apartment 30 miles from work, didn't make surprising new claims about wage distribution by tech companies.

He said he's «serious about doing what it takes to protect» the social media platform's community in a post on Wednesday — but it's hard not to wonder whether it might be too little, too late.

Most Creative Link Building Post Ever — if you've been doing SEO, and more specifically link building, for a little while now, then you're probably frustrated from the lack of new ideas in this industry.

With a little coding know - how, you could use this script to repeatedly mangle all your Facebook posts over a period of several months, to make the bulk of Facebook's data on you virtually unusable (though it doesn't do anything for the data that's already been scraped by third - parties, like the kind Cambridge Analytica allegedly gained access to).

B / c of this post I did a analysis of my own passive income sources and although I knew I was making some I was really shocked to find that I'm making a little over 1K per month.

This is a little bit of a delayed post so I do apologize guys.

As The Post's Philip Bump put it, the students are «old enough to have seen how little has been done to address school shootings but not yet old enough to see change as impossible.»

«Nobody could have done what I've done for Puerto Rico with so little appreciation,» Trump posted on Twitter last week.

Most marketers and developers don't pay much attention to this little detail but as Ann Smarty points out in her post on this issue, failing to include a trailing slash can potentially lead to 302 redirects, a 404 page not found messages or even a duplicate content penalty.

Sometimes when I read these posts on other blogs and see that I don't own any of the names mentioned I feel a little left out.

Organic social media, on the other hand, has little to no targeting potential, since you don't have much control over who sees your posts.

Do a least a little research before posting something dumb.

Why don't you work on these things a little longer before hitting that «post» button?

We have criminal and civil law codes, but it's hardly necessary to post up little reminders like «Don't forget, murder is against the law», is it?

You're little scene you gave me is patently false because I don't imemdiately jump to the conclusion of materilization, but I guess since this is how you learn, lets go: Chad and Chuckles are walking in the woods Me: Hey cool, a watch, I wonder where it came from Chad: stupid question, it came from god, but I guess if you want to get more specific, someone probably dropped it Me: you're right, lets check to see if someone is missing a watch - Chad and Chuckles head to town, post signs and after no success for many weeks, decide that the person who dropped it probably isn't around.

Why don't you do a little research before you post another ignorant comment.

Maybe someday in the future I will do a post which expresses a little better this ugly fact.

I did a little playing around on google one day and found that some guy claims he made a bot that autoposts anytime someone uses the phrase «Athiesm...» posts «prayer changes things» on the belief blogs.

I did a little playing around on google one day and found that some guy claims he made a bot that autoposts anytime «Athiesm...» posts «prayer changes things» on the belief blogs.

This post of yours blew me away, as a few days ago this little poem came to me out of the blue.I often sing to myself and get these little lyrics that I have no idea what to do with, so I give it to you.

I told that little story of Mary and Jesus as you told it in the beginning of your post and people acted like I was really doing something terrible.

And what you did in your post is something that I've seen many other Christians do, you take a little piece of the scripture here, and a little bit there and you sew them together so that the word of God supports what YOU want it to say.

Theo, a little advice: When you make a post, try to remember that many of us don't believe your god fantasies.

I did however experience two weeks ago at our worship gathering (what I call it cause we do very little serving so doesn't justify the name worship service I feel) and I talked about that church you posted about once — the one where the biker is involved and the pastor leading the church out into their community — and turned it on our congregation asking, what can we do in our community?

If you want to get a little more trancendental (I don't think that's the right word to use but I'm going with it) then you can attribute gods guiding hand in the chemo and therapy for helping your first friend, but isn't that how bob sort of puts it in a post above mine.

You might have gotten a little carried away with the «Tweet that» on this post, but it doesn't bother me.

It's what I said before in my initial post, you did it, possibly, for the altruistic reason of wanting to live in a good society by making society a little bit better.

Did it ever cross your little mind that I've made plenty of sincere and earnest posts?

Posted on Nice read, I just pseasd this onto a friend who was doing a little research on that.

Him: «I... often enjoy your messages but you do have a habit of making judgements about peoples motives which is more than a little irritating... my concern was your willingness to read into peoples posts motivations that are not there, that they have not said.

I strongly recommend that if you are truly interested in learning what I think, then take some time to do a little reading from the blog posts on this blog.

Like most Darwinian enthusiasts, Prof. Arnhart does not distinguish between what the theory actually explains, which is very little, and what it merely rationalizes post hoc, which is practically everything.

His posts have improved slightly in other areas, but this little kid's game really thrills him to giggles, so just remember he's a side - stepping deist who does not believe in literal Bible stuff.

Anyway, I did a little FB post about it and it kind of took over my life for a bit.