Sentence examples for a post for an from inspiring English sources

The rank of midshipman originated during the Tudor and Stuart eras, and originally referred to a post for an experienced seaman promoted from the ordinary deck hands, who worked in between the main and mizzen masts and had more responsibility than an ordinary seaman, but was not a military officer or an officer in training.

We will contact candidates who are seriously being considered for a post for an interview.

Phillips then hit a post for a second time in the 89th minute but Morecambe held on.

If enacted, the treaty will give Europe its first full-time president and create a post for a foreign policy chief with expanded powers.

Each of the 28 member states nominates someone to serve in a post for a four-year term, with Luxembourg's spot already taken up by Juncker.

(Vazquez once wrote a post for a Web site called Flavorwire that made it clear that I am one of the white dudes he takes issue with).

Camp out on a post for a bit, though, and Facebook starts the timer behind the scenes.

Things I see on the site now include a post for a free mattress, and a request for help writing a wikipedia article.

Despite over half of studies including a time variable, no study presented a marginal rate of substitution for time, in the form of willingness to commit to a post for a defined period.

In particular, the Malawian sample had a higher proportion of males, was relatively younger, had fewer children, and had been in a post for a much shorter period of time, in comparison to study participants from South Africa and Tanzania.

In addition, there is a post for a Specialist for children's issues, who also serves as the focal point for child protection to be achieved through the reform of social services.