Sentences with phrase «posted about borrowing»
It's funny that you posted about borrowing SO's clothes because I randomly decided to jazz up my outfit today with some of his nicer socks.
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(And I sent him the link to Nate's post about borrowing books from the library, so thanks to both Nate and Robin / Janet for that.)
Not exact matches
So OK... reading is still not the same as plagiarizing, and even though his book came out a couple months ago and he apparently read my posts about 10 months ago, this still doesn't mean he «borrowed» my content for his book.
After this lie and its illogical implication were exposed he quickly shifted the goal post and claimed he was talking about «the value» of money borrowed when our debt has never been calculated through the fraudulent manipulation of figures that he attempted that day.
I first came across 27 Good Things when I read a post with John sharing his good things, which was when I learned about Daniel Pink's «Drive» and shortly afterward borrowed it from the library.
Elizabeth Hunter has a great post about the upcoming changes to Amazon's payment policy for borrows / loans under the Kindle Select / Unlimited programs.
It's like having a literary newspaper for me to read on Saturdays I read and posted on Kimba's book discussion this week (good one), liked the article about borrowing library books, loved the beautiful fairy sculptures etc..
All in all, Corinthian students have, according to the Post, borrowed about $ 3.2 billion in federal loans since 2010.
It's something Facebook knows all about; Instagram - owned by the social network - is again borrowing heavily from Snapchat with «Stories,» which allows users to post content that disappears after 24 hours.
So before I show you a sample cover letter, let's first look at some key requirements in the job description (borrowed from a post about targeting business analyst resumes), since the description is where you find skills you want to target.
The Trump Organization has said it spent about $ 212 million — about 80 percent of it borrowed from Deutsche Bank AG — to redevelop the 1899 Romanesque Revival - style Old Post Office, located a short walk down Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House.