Sentences with phrase «picture in the post for»

See the third picture in the post for a photo of the potatoes with and without the skin.

-LCB- I didn't include the picture in the post for the squeamish....

I've been holding onto the pictures in this post for a while.

Not exact matches

Although social media may be an excellent tool for posting simple pictures of your products and hyperlinks sending customers back to your homepage, an email is the ideal platform for laying out a «deal» to your customers — a fully completed invitation to buy a specific product or series of products that includes more than enough information to ensure that they are confident in their upcoming purchase.

Moving furniture, posting pictures and personal items in their office space, and making upgrades to their equipment is all perfectly acceptable — people work better in environments they've created, because most people understand what works for them.

For instance, including a watermark logo in the same corner of every picture or post will help consumer instantly recognize the content as yours.

She shared screenshots of one exchange with a representative for Malin Andersson from «Love Island,» who allegedly requested a free cake for Andersson's boyfriend's birthday party in exchange for posting pictures on social media.

We then reached out to these people and in return for a fee, they posted a picture, put a link in their bio and shared our handle with great results.

In the past months he has posted a picture of himself and his wife, Sara, with a stuffed black bear — as well as a thoughtful essay on how to evaluate a new software product and an untitled post that reads, «I'm awake at 5:37 (for two hours now).

For example, a promoted post involves taking an already existing post or a picture from your company's page and sharing it so that fans as well as friends of fans can see it in their newsfeeds.

For example, in 2013, Spaghettios posted a picture of their cartoon mascot waving an American flag in commemoration of Pearl Harbor.

For example, I might upload a picture of my company and write, «This is what it looks like when you crush quarterly earnings,» or I'll post a staff photo on Instagram where we are all engaged in a team - building exercise or attending a company - wide event.

In some cases it has to remove content because of a court order, but in other cases it will remove even relatively inoffensive images and posts — such as pictures of women breast - feeding their children, for example — because it breaches the site's community standards, or because someone complains about the contenIn some cases it has to remove content because of a court order, but in other cases it will remove even relatively inoffensive images and posts — such as pictures of women breast - feeding their children, for example — because it breaches the site's community standards, or because someone complains about the contenin other cases it will remove even relatively inoffensive images and posts — such as pictures of women breast - feeding their children, for example — because it breaches the site's community standards, or because someone complains about the content.

A recent report in the New York Post paints a picture of a company with all the resources in the world, but no real vision for what it wants to do when it comes to Hollywood.

For example, consider posting pictures on a shared office corkboard or a cubicle wall in your workspace; or place them in a photo gallery that can be used as a screensaver on your computer.

Only 5 % of the Investments that first go through the vetting process end up available for investors (picture in the post).

Take pictures of yourself copying a cheesy stock photo, post them side - by - side and then gather your diverse colleagues in suits to high - five for a stock well done.

A vicar has appealed for help online by posting a picture of a man he found in his home shortly before... More

Lindsey Stone was a carer working with disabled girls when, four years ago, a friend posted on Facebook a joke picture of her standing in front of a sign at a military cemetery that asked for silence and respect.

He asked for prayer for a supposed friend (I believe it is his girlfriend) and when I asked why they were on the same balcony in the pictures he kept deleting the posts.

yeah - shocking for sure (in retrospect i probably shouldnt have posted about such a thing) from what i can recall it was just for the weekend or duration of his trip (it was a long time ago - details fuzzy)-- he just had her picture in the brochure to show everybody.

In searching for pictures for the previous post, I found this picture, and thought it was hilarious, so I had to post it.

I think it's important for me to say... and this probably deserves a whole different post... that just because I draw pictures of Jesus, it doesn't necessarily mean I believe that there was the historical Jesus as presented in the gospels or that Jesus is alive today in the way evangelicals or Catholics or others believe.

O made this bread last night but as a lot of other people have stated below, after nearly 2 hours in the oven it was still raw I followed all the processes step by step and I would say the mixture was firm definitely not runny, so am really confused as t what has gone wrong, I even turned up the oven temperature to over 200 for the last half an hour as was getting a bit desperate............... perhaps ella you may be able to post a picture of the dough just before it goes in the oven so we can see what you mean by firm as that may be where it goes wrong OR should I just try with using less water?

Janelle requested the recipe after I posted the picture in one of my What's for Dinner posts last week.

The tenderloin pictured in this post was removed from the oven at an internal temperature between 120 and 125 degrees F, and allowed to rest for about 10 minutes before slicing.

Below is the recipe for the meal pictured in the images on this post.

=) I'm in love with mug cakes... I've been making a chocolate mug cake for awhile now, not sure why i haven't posted the recipe... it's on my list, but probably hasn't happened yet since it's my late night craving satisfy - er and pictures don't come out great at night for me.

I'm in love with that first picture especially, definitely sold me on trying out buckwheat flour just for these pancakes I thoroughly enjoyed reading this post as well haha can't wait to browse through the rest of your blog!

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Can you post a recipe for the gravy featured in the picture.

I posted a picture of the Nutella version up on Instagram to see if anyone had room for Nutella Stuffed Browned Butter Blondies in their life.

It's pictured in the second photo in this post and it is JUST the thing for chocolate - induced thirst.

There are quite a few travel posts that are still waiting to be written (some words about the LA area, my top tips for road tripping down Highway 1, visiting the Cloisters in New York City...) and I've also got a few food posts that I need to shoot the pictures for: buckwheat pancakes, and quite possibly some new cookies too... oh, and a savory waffles recipe might be in the making as well.

I first didn't plan to post this recipe here, but after I posted this picture on Instagram and in some what - i - ate - today Facebook groups, too many of you have asked for the recipe not to share it with you.

The larger your crust the longer you should bake it for until it is nicely golden throughout like the picture in the post.

The soup looks exactly like what I want to make but I had a question, after I read the recipe in this post I opened Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone (my most used cookbook) and I saw that she recommends to make the soup pretty thin, I prefer soups thick and I think the soup pictured in this post also looks on the thick side.

In the midst of it all, Kyle and I left for Seattle, and so I have a bunch of random pictures than never made their way to a post.

I stayed in your web for over half an hour, just looking and reading your posts and beautiful pictures!

However, for this recipe post, I used Soba buckwheat noodles (as you may see in the pictures).

Also, apologies for the lack of pictures in this post.

Thanks for putting in all the time to post your recipes and pictures.

I posted the picture online and now my friends and relatives in India want me to bake it for them and I sent them the link as well.

Without you, I wouldn't have made it out of the prenatal years of this blog when I posted about 10 gazillion awful pictures in each post and then abandoned the blog for an entire school year.

These Gooey Black Bean and Beet Brownies were not at all what I had intended to share this week, truthfully I hadn't decided what recipe I wanted to post, but I have several in my queue with pictures and recipes waiting for final edits and tweaks.

I haven't tried making and freezing an entire batch for later use, but I did freeze one cone (the one in the photo, in fact), after filling it with ice cream (for the picture I will post on Wed along with an ice cream recipe).

I'm going to post the original recipe I used for the blueberry muffins and in Italics I will put the directions for the crumb cake muffins that are pictures.

I put a can of organic coconut milk in the fridge for 24 hours and although it did separate it was nothing like the picture on another one of your blog posts, which looks thick and buttery.

I have not been doing this blogging gig for very long, but usually I will cook something and take the pictures and then in about 3 days» time I will have edited the pictures and written the post.

Maybe it's a coincidence, or maybe I had a sixth sense... but it turns out I posted that picture just in time for National Peanut Day this week!