Sentences with phrase «opening your article like»

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Already, sites like the Washington Post and Mic are publishing 100 % of their content through Facebook's mobile - focused Instant Articles project, and the social network recently opened the feature to anyone, large or small.

I think the articles of open climate sceptics like Joe reduces the credibility of WA Business News as a paper.

That said, however, at least Google's AMP project is trying to be as open and inclusive as possible, unlike Facebook's Instant Articles — which, like most of what Facebook does, is a black box into which content disappears.

I liked this article... it's good to get things out in the open to see how Mormons act in the workplace and government.

You do remember, I mentioned, on one of the articles the other day that we were debating on, that at some point, like in «chess,» you often leave yourself wide open....

When they wrote new articles, Google Reader would give me the title of their post (like a newspaper headline) and the opening line or two.

This article actually opened my eyes to the fact that, not only do I struggle with it and feel unworthy of God's love because of it, but Jesus also knew what it was like to feel angry, to snap back with sarcasm.

However, comments such as «No, these people are just like us... they open their doors and help us, and we are thankful» lose some power when the article states that «over 90 % of the participants are Muslims».

As this article says: «It seems like a new specialty coffee shop opens in Budapest on a weekly basis, which isn't a bad thing — the fierce competition only results in better baristas, better service, better facilities, and, of course, better coffee.»

That article makes it seem like Gonzalez isn't nervous or annoyed at the suggestion, but open - minded and even eager.

I read about Jordan a while ago and made an article about it, since then I have kept an eye open and the more I see of Jordan the more I would like to see him join us.

This article will show you how using the tight end like this in the run game opens up their play - action passing game by giving Ryan the windows to hit his deep crossing routes.

Which brings us to the open - ended question at the end of an article: Do you prefer the umpires who don't like to think critically after issuing a warning, tossing pitchers and managers after the next HBP, regardless of the game situation?

In conclusion, maybe if some wise, strong women could help all weak, brainwashed women to learn how to love themselves, to recognize how foolish we are for putting others ahead of ourselves, to open our eyes and see how others are treating us, take part in «love yourself» therapy classes, and last, but not least, read articles like this one, regularly, that ministers to our downtrodden spirits, then maybe, maybe, we could see a change where women begin to love themselves and not worship a man and others, only God!!

Over the dining room table of his home in the Logan Square neighborhood, Schein opened his folder of photocopies of newspaper articles, like a 1961 story headlined, «Rogers Park Beaches Face Gloomy Future.»

, health magazines, Internet articles, books («Eat This, Not That» was very eye - opening) and documentaries like «Food, Inc.», which had a tremendous effect on how I view food and what I eat.

In his article, Freeman derides the first organism that hoarded its genes as «evil,» like the nemesis of the open - software movement, Bill Gates.

He also pointed out that SciLifeLab is still growing, both in number of researchers and the articles they publish, as well as in activities like the Science and SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists and the recently opened call for the first national research projects.

First off I have to thank you for writing such an eye - opening article and sharing it with millions if not billions of people like me who really need it.

It smells like a pizza when I open the jar http://www.naturalhealthyconcepts.com/h-plr-K32-p… Also, just came across this excellent article: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=…

And inside this eye opening article I'm going to share how eating your favorite cheat foods can help you avoid the pitfalls associated with traditional dieting — while accelerating your fat loss like NEVER before.

As this article says: «It seems like a new specialty coffee shop opens in Budapest on a weekly basis, which isn't a bad thing — the fierce competition only results in better baristas, better service, better facilities, and, of course, better coffee.»

I like the way you totally dress your style, though puffer jacket sometimes is not my kind of style, going through your article has opened a uniqueness that l never thought of.

Death Deserves a Name opens with «Your Clothes,» a track I may have had on repeat for the better part of three weeks (to the point where my girlfriend has been begging me to write this article so she can be done watching me rock out like an idiot).

The website opens new possibilities to the users proposing tools like chat rooms, e-mail, instant messaging, favorites list, photo uploads, free browsing, blog creation, video chat, dating advices, dating articles etc..

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Alan Singer, in his Huffington Post article «Common Core and the Holocaust,» opens with this assertion: «The reading list for the New York State Common Core English / Language Arts curriculum looks like someone took a handful of darts and threw them at a wall with boxes labeled with different grade levels.

1932 Tatra Type 57 — Zoe Harrison tells the intriguing story of the car that came here from Austria in the 1970s / 1911 Albion 16hp — The tale of this Scottish expatriate now enjoying an active life in Australia is told by Dennis Harrison / Ice and Snow Rally 1991 — Malcolm Elder explains what it is like to take part in the Rallye Neige et Glace in the French Alps / Early 20s Fox light car — The story of this Anglo - German enterprise is uncovered by Michael Worthington - Williams / Another Golden Age of Motoring — Brian A Meulbrouck argues that the period following WW2 should be considered worthy of this accolade / 1928 Alvis 12/50 — The Editor enjoys his excursion this month in this sporting open tourer / Epps Bros. coachbuilders — The history of the London - based family firm is recalled for us by James Taylor / 1924 Turcat - Mery SG limousine — In the second part of his article Finbarr Corry writes about his impressions of driving a 1924 limousine / 1930s «graveyard» — Ray Cattle pictures a sad collection of thirties cars left in the open to rot.

Are people actually blasting the online retail king in strongly worded and venomous blog posts, articles, and — like the recent threatening rant from the CEO of the American Booksellers Association — open letters, then staying up late at night to place their orders under the cloak of darkness in order to get free shipping on orders over $ 25?

I definitely like the open approach of Smashwords over this kindle locking that Amazon does, but since that Wall Street article stated Amazon is giving unusally high royalties to authors (and since they're the far more popular platform I guess buying there might snowball into additional readers for you through better chart positioning) I might be willing to overcome my distaste for their unpleasant kindleness for once.

I like that you can select to open articles in the web browser, and not Feedly's built - in half - ass version.

Recently I'd seen articles like this inferring or directly saying that agents and publishing houses are now more open to taking on self - published authors or their works.

You will get a review that usually is spot on and will open the door to be featured in articles or magazines if they like the book — especially if it's a starred review.

Browse a site like Poets and Writers to get a sense of which print magazines are open to pitches for articles.

It should come as no surprise after an opening like that that the rest of the article demonstrates a similar level of entitlement, ignorance, and yes, glittery hoo haa.

Very Nice post Nial Of course i liked the concept of slapping, I really did slap myself after reading this article coz I really traded in the market without the knowledge of those 3 aspects which you have mentioned in today's article, i was trading in the market so blindly, this article has really opened my eyes and hope it will benefit others too, A great ariticle at the beginning of the year has brought some enthsiasm in me to conquer FEAR.

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In our next article we would like to describe what is the meaning of open - jaw flights and what could be actual advantages.

it's not even a damn open world, it's more like a linear game with branching paths much like castlevania / metroid sounds like the writer just watched youtube let's play when writing this article

Ultima Online Article - Page 1 / / MMO / / / Eurogamer «Where your City of Lord of the Warcrafts like to lay their landscapes out in a linear, tiered fashion - there's room at the top - level dungeons they're telling you still, but first you must learn how to smile as you kill fire beetles - UO presented its virtual Britannia just as it had appeared in offline Ultima games: open, detailed, and deeply interactive.»

Now that you've read about the best open - world games for PC in 2016, you may also want to check out some of our other gaming - related articles like: «Best FPS games that you can play on PC this year» or «Bows and Arrows in Games».

Now, when you've seen some of this year's Christmas DLCs that are actually fun to play, you may want to read some of our other articles like: «Best open - world games for PC in 2016» or «Best FPS games that you can play on PC this year».

When you opened this article with a disclaimer and then mentioned the PWYWP, I thought to myself — «sounds like Seth Godin» — his books continue to be filled with amazing marketing, personal improvement tips, etc..

The real problem is whether or to what extent we can aggravate the legal situation of EU citizens by disapplying the legislative provisions on limitation periods for criminal proceedings, if we rely only on such vague and open - ended provisions of EU law like Article 325 TFEU.

I'd particularly like to see some articles on cutting edge topics like the practical uses of RSS, blogging (the whys and wherefores), but really am open to anything.

But even companies like Google, with its open - source system, are not immune; a recent Wall Street Journal article exposed both iPhones and Android apps for spying on users.

These days it seems like you can not open a newspaper (or, more likely, go to a news website) without seeing an article about the craziness of the Toronto and Vancouver real estate markets.

Lee Stuesser, founding dean of Lakehead University's new law school — slated to open in Thunder Bay, Ont., this fall — says if possible, he would like to incorporate the new program into Lakehead's curriculum so when students graduate they can start practising law without articling or completing a co-op.

I like that the journal has an open access policy, making it available to anyone and includes peer - reviewed articles.

With this article, you need to keep an open mind and remember, I'm all about creating safer highways, just like you.