Sentences with phrase «readers leave comments»

Specifically, I think many readers leave comments explicitly to support the blogger they're reading.

-LSB-...] had a reader leave a comment in a recent post about the 1987 crash.

Just the other day, a reader left a comment that began, «I know you're against sexual purity and all...» which I confess kinda made me want to bang my head against the dining room table.

I thought you were somebody else... Would you believe that another reader left me a comment yesterday and told me she would be making my cupcake recipe this weekend, for a birthday party?

I'm always on the lookout for quick and easy recipes for chicken breast, so I was mighty happy when a reader left this comment on my post for grilled Mustard Lime Chicken:

A wonderful reader left a comment about my Copper River Salmon story and asked for a recipe.

, but I think a reader left a comment recently and mentioned trying it (and liking it).

But then a reader left this comment (somewhat hortened here):

When we mentioned on Friday that this town hall meeting was scheduled, several readers left comments on the post criticizing the idea.

A reader left a comment on my Facebook page that she loved my style that she called elegant with a little bit of relaxed rustic mixed in.

A reader left a comment earlier this year about a nice - looking Swees cover.

Then an anonymous reader left a comment and said» You must be very sad, I hope that you are feeling better now.

Many readers left comments saying that they were neither throwing out nor recycling their old gadgets, particularly old phones, instead they had thrown them into drawers or closets.

One of our loyal readers left a comment yesterday about the ugly John F. Long kitchen cabinets: there is an ugly band of wood above the cabinets, a soffit.

You know the other day a reader left me a comment on my Computer Cabinet Rejuvenated: The Reveal and asked where I found some of the things I was using in my cabinet.

Not exact matches

For example, if you want to connect with Darren Rowse for the first time, knowing that direct contact may not be useful at this level, you may instead leave a significant comment on one of his blog posts, about 200 — 300 words in length, that offers something helpful to his readers.

Note: If you're leaving a comment please add an address that other readers can tip you at.

Reader Diana took the post to heart, and she left us with a heartfelt comment about getting started saving for retirement in your 40s.

Thank you to our readers that left even more examples of bad marketing advice in the comments — some funny ones too.

I think it nice that you interact with your readers who leave comments.

One blog reader, Jake Yaniak, left a comment that he had written something similar just a week or so earlier.

Now the editors of Commonweal have answered that the comments were, in fact, awful calumny, but that they were left by blog readers, not contributors, and nobody over at Commonweal agrees with them, much less hates First Things.

And many thanks to you, our readers, for leaving what the CT editors consider some of the most thoughtful (and least derogatory) comments of all the CT blogs.

If you have any questions left you can email me @ [email protected] (also applies to the interested readers of the comment section).

My guess is that the reader who left that comment on the buckwheat porridge probably hadn't blended it enough.

So leaving outraged comments about us somehow lying to you, dear reader... well, doesn't really accomplish much, now does it?

Thanks so much for leaving this super nice comment, I love hearing stuff like this from my readers!

Also, sometimes readers make substitutions to the recipe and leave comments to let everyone know if it will work or not.

I am very grateful that you've kept me in your readers and that many of you even took the time to come here and leave a comment.

But we are starting to see that some readers answer comments that others have left, which we love!!!

A «ghost reader», as I like to say, because I never left comments or any trace of my time reading over posts of others.

Thank you so very much for taking the time to leave a comment, it's readers like you who make me love blogging!

I have been a loyal, local reader, but have never left a comment.

I haven't made it with flax or chia, but there are some variations left in the comments of Fat Head pizza by readers who have tried.

Leave a comment below to share your most - loved Passover tradition with us and other readers.

Often though, readers jump in to leave this info in the comments section which is great!

UPDATE: Apologies to anyone who attempted to enter the giveaway the first two days; there was a website error preventing readers from leaving comments.

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Here is a comment that was left by reader Marlene Placido requesting one of my all time favorite cookies:

Leave a comment, rate it (it's super helpful for us and other readers), and don't forget to tag a photo #minimalistbaker on Instagram.

However, a reader did leave a comment stating that he used the «avocado pit trick» and it worked beautifully!

We took into consideration all the emails and comments received from readers over these past two and a half years and left out most of the hard - to - find ingredients and unconventional techniques.

Please leave any questions that you may have as a comment directly on the recipe post so that me and other readers can help.

Here is a link to a website that provides nutrition info that many of my readers use, feel free to leave a comment here with the nutrition info to share with others!

Thank you for being my loyal readers and friends to my blog — and those who take the time to leave me comments and feedback, that means the world to me!

There have been a lot of abusive comments between different factions of readers on here lately, and one of them has been about how many Arsenal fans actually want Arsene Wenger to leave the club.

I actually think that these aggressive keyboard warriors with their own agenda discourage sensible readers from leaving comments.

Leave a comment and let me and the rest of the readers know.

For my Boston - area readers, simply leave a comment below by noon, Wednesday, December 23, 2015 to enter to win a $ 250 gift card to AT&T!

This is what every blogger wants — lots of regular and loyal readers who come back over and over and leave comments or share the posts, building the readership and the «link juice» to help their posts appear in google searches (see this post on «growing your network «-RRB-.