Sentences with phrase «tweet link in the article»
The tweet link in the article body is also fdirectly contradicted by 1 Timothy 1:15 «This saying is trustworthy and deserves full acceptance: «Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners» — and I am the worst of them!»
https://redeeminggod.com/ Not exact matches
Mr Reese tweeted in celebration: «Attention, If You Have Ever Said «A Man Would Never Have A Baby,» A Transgender Man Just HAD ONE,» linking to an article about the birth.
In the tweet, Kharge links an article on the apparent power struggle occurring between the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) due to differing opinions on cryptocurrency regulation.
Follow and tweet with them on Twitter, and give them a little link love by linking to their content in your own blog articles.
Just looking at the tweet thread that links off from this article is a case in point.
Harabugh's tweet linked to a Detroit Free Press article that discussed why the SEC should be more focused on the problems in its league — Tennessee and its sexual assault scandal and Louisiana's governor threatening to cancel LSU football amid budget crisis.
In an August 2016 tweet that has since been deleted, Kiffin linked to an article headlined: «Tennessee loaded with top - level recruits — but they're leaving the state.»
Shah, we found out, used to think Israelis should be relocated en masse to America, compared Israelis to Hitler, issued a public warning that «the Jews are rallying» (to take part in an opinion poll) and tweeted a link to an article which compared Zionism to al - Qaeda, and fretted that the Zionists are «grooming» Jews to «exert political influence at the highest levels of public office.»
``.@NYGovCuomo banned their sale in NY in 2013,» tweeted Cuomo spokesman Rich Azzopardi when linking to an article about the AR - 15 style weapons used in other mass shootings.
But Carvalho took to Twitter a little before 2:30 pm on Thursday to tweet a link to an article praising him for not taking the job in New York City.
While he was a congressional candidate in 2010, one of his campaign aides sent a tweet linking to an article that labelled his Indian - American Democratic opponent Raj Goyle a «turban topper».
Connie Nielsen, who plays Diana Prince's mother Queen Hippolyta in the movie, tweeted, «@PattyJenks Am so unbelievably proud of you,» with a link to the article.
Didn't find the original article about Canadian education (Ontario specifically) but wanted to give the link to an article we tweeted when it broke a few days ago (Canada finally gets its due - the next darling in the education press over Finland?)
Where before you might have had «Actively posting on Twitter with the handle @username with over 100 followers,» you'd want to describe what actively posting means to you: «The author tweets links to relevant articles daily, participates in a weekly Twitter chat with target audience, and posts two to three times per day.»
One article from USA Today (January 15, 2015) suggests more possibilities: «leaving their more compelling content on the site longer; creating clutter - free website designs to make it easier to find the best material; posting more quizzes; using prominent «embeds» of videos, links and tweets in stories; assigning long - form articles; creating never - ending pages that just scroll on with more content loads; showcasing photo galleries that stay on one long page rather than flipped pages.»
In the middle of February, I saw a tweet from Melville House, an independent publisher in Brooklyn, NY, linking to an article of theirIn the middle of February, I saw a tweet from Melville House, an independent publisher in Brooklyn, NY, linking to an article of theirin Brooklyn, NY, linking to an article of theirs.
Tweet a link to a worthwhile article in the New York Times, or another lawyer's blog.
In those cases, it's only a matter of moments before I've got a tweet lined up summarizing the article (if the title or headline is good enough, I simply reproduce it) and linking to the piece online.You can tell those firms by how frequently they show up in the Twitter streams mentioned abovIn those cases, it's only a matter of moments before I've got a tweet lined up summarizing the article (if the title or headline is good enough, I simply reproduce it) and linking to the piece online.You can tell those firms by how frequently they show up in the Twitter streams mentioned abovin the Twitter streams mentioned above.
Fittingly, I first read it in a tweet, which linked out to a brief article online.
The tweet linked to an article published in the Law Times just over a week earlier on February 10, 2014.
Over the past few months, I have seen a number of tweets in my Twitter feed that link to articles that discuss law firm reporting.
As tweets are sent in real time, many lawyers are now using Twitter (Rideau & Maybee, McInnes Cooper, Gowlings) to share with potential clients and referrals practice - specific links to the firms» website, blog, and articles.
Davidsen tweeted a link to a Time article, written in 2012, shedding some light on the Obama campaign's Facebook targeting campaign, which according to her was codenamed «Project Taargus.»
In other tweets, Roubini posted links to several articles claiming a connection between bitcoin and criminal activity.