Sentence examples for a substitute post from inspiring English sources

The BufferBox model allows local businesses to essentially become a substitute post office, receiving packages on behalf of BufferBox users during business hours when they're guaranteed to have someone on staff to accept delivery.

Quasi-indirect measurement might serve as a substitute for pre-post measurement under conditions still to be specified.

"We feel that the government have forgotten about this part of the world," said Ms. Lynch, 47, now working part time as a substitute clerk in the post office in Malin.

He attended Brooklyn College and City College for two years, but began work in 1937 as a substitute clerk at a post office on the Lower East Side for $25 a week, with no vacations, no benefits, no sick leave and, as he put it, no respect.

U.S. congressman and fur trader who revolutionized the fur trade and hastened exploration of the American West when he introduced the rendezvous system as a substitute for traditional trading posts.

William Henry Ashley, (born c. 1778, Powhatan, Va., U.S. died March 26 , 1838 Cooper county, Mo)., U.S. congressman and fur trader who revolutionized the fur trade and hastened exploration of the American West when he introduced the rendezvous system as a substitute for traditional trading posts.

He first returned to the Providence post office as a substitute clerk.

Torbinski, a substitute, surged toward the far post in the 112th minute and barely deflected a deep cross from Arshavin.

They might still have snatched a second equaliser – Bobby Wood was denied by Given's outstretched left boot on 66 minutes – but Ireland were consistently a far greater threat and Shane Long, on as a substitute for McGoldrick, hit a post after a fantastic dribble on the left nine minutes from time.

His dance through the inside-left channel set up Gervinho, on as a substitute, but his shot hit the post.

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