Sentences with phrase «reading this post with»

Here is hoping that Peter, Wilbur, and others now in the White House will read THIS post with care.

Here's what Jean Yarbrough of Bowdoin, the distinguished author of pathbreaking books on President TJ and President TR, wrote: I read this post with great interest, as....

I've been reading your posts with interest and quite like what you're saying, although I don't have the time to comment on all of it.

I read your post with mild curiousity and decided that: -[1] You are sure not a Theologian; [2] You confuse B.S with theological fact; [3] You need to recap lost opportuinties in the education you so obviously missed; [4] Your need to pontificate indicates self - esteem issues.

I read your post with gladness and joy bubbling from my heart as your writing actually transported me back to your growing up years.

Dear Heidi, Enjoyed reading your post with all its witty and informative snippets.

On Wednesday I read your post with the recipe for pumpkin corn muffins and made them immediately.

I just stumbled upon your site and I read this post with a full heart of happiness for you.

I llok forward to reading posts with your Mama being with you now.

Uche Edochie, after carefully reading your post with mounting interest, I must confess that it totally captures my thoughts / view on the game.

If you're anything like what I am today — still glowing as a result of Arsenal's performance on Wednesday night — then you'll surely be reading this post with a big smile on your face.

I just heard from a friend that reading your post with the sibling love almost made her want a second baby.

I don't make a public deal of it because a) it's no one's business and b) I do feel like people would give the side - eye for being weird — so I have read this post with interest since I feel like people don't talk about post-baby feeding but it has been a real stability for # 3 in a bonkers chaotic existence of being the third child.

Even though I don't have any children, I read this post with utter interest..

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.

Over the past weeks, I have been reading your posts with great interest and really appreciate your generosity in sharing your knowledge.

I, too, have suffered with stomach pains, bloating, gassiness, acidic stomach, constant feelings of hunger, and lethargy etc. so read your post with much interest.

Hi Jennifer, I know it can be tough, but have you read these posts with ideas to help?

Oh Angie — I have just woken up too early with despair over what to wear today after travelling for work for 4 days, and straight into a couple of back to back 12 hour days... what a lovely treat and inspiration to read your post with my coffee this morning!

This is a nice moment reading this post with such amazing pictures.

I read that post with goosebumps on my arms!

To read the post with more photos, click HERE.

I read this post with a giant smile on my face!

I'm 5 ″ 2 and curvy so reading this post with interest!

As a recently self - published author, I read this post with interest.

So if you've been reading this post with the mindset that it further entrenches EPUB into custom XML semantics and CURIE datatypes, not so.

When you need to think out of the box because the buyer is short on cash, then read this post with some great suggestions on how to make it all come together.

Be sure to read my post with 40 + powerful ways to meet minimum spending requirements.

You can actually read a post with more details about this entitled, How I Bought a House to Save Money.

Hi Ingrid, I read your post with great interest because lately I have been noticing a very strong ammonia smell in my cat's litter - box and I was wondering if maybe his kidneys may be suffering.

If you'd like to read the post with the name's and gender's corrected then you can do so on GitHub, where someone has transcribed the whole short story.

People read my post with a whole host of preconceived notions, and filter out some things and amplify others.

In between bouts of shoveling the accumulated Global Warming from my driveway up here in upstate New York I have read your post with interest.

I read your post with great interest.

Either you're like me and you're struggling with trying to do the best job you can (read my post with an antidote for parental perfectionism), or you're a mellow parent who has no problem accepting your imperfect parenting (way to go!)

I read his posts with gray interest, as I do with many of the seasoned veterans around here.

I read this post with a great deal of skepticism.

I read your post with a lump my throat and my heart beating fast!

I truly loved reading your post with your honest opinions, advice, and insight as a long - lived blogger.

Now that my daughter has looked over my shoulder and read this post with me... she wants a Goldendoodle too!!

I read these posts with sorrow, thinking «No!

Well, after reading this post with this great idea, I started spray painting it red with leftover paint from my deck chair -LSB-...]

I have one friend who only EVER reads my posts with dirty titles.

Not exact matches

I post everything I read and interact with members on a daily basis, facilitating insightful discussions.

The fashion icon starts his days at 5:30 a.m. with an espresso, which he sips while reading the newspaper, he tells the New York Post.

Once I've been successful with one piece of content, I go to every content publisher I can find and tell them that I can write a guest post on their blog on a topic that I've previously written about, that more than 50,000 people have read and loved.

But if you're reading this post, I can say with a 99.99 percent degree of confidence that something is going right.

Content with an interactive component, whether a video, infographic, quiz, or product hunt, engages consumers more effectively and provides more entertainment than just reading a blog post or whitepaper.

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).

She posted a photo from the show to her Instagram with a caption that read, «As many of you may already know, I fell during my 5th year walking at the Victoria's Secret show yesterday.