Sentence examples for account in the post from inspiring English sources

Relates the difficulty of trying to open such an account in the post offices of the small towns of New Hampshire.

If you can't find some former classmates to contradict the account in the Post (and if you could find them they'd already be out there giving their version of events) you had better change course, and quickly.

Norman's line about Ginsberg, the 85-year-old associate justice, and Lincoln, who was assassinated in 1865, drew some scattered nervous laughter from the Kiwanis Club of Rock Hill, according to an account in the Post and Courier.

"I know what cops look like," Chambers told the officer, based on her lawyer's account in the Post.

The initial imperfections, material stress-strain relationship, and shear-slip behavior of stud shear connectors are taken into account in the post-local buckling analysis.

This paper shares this belief and argues that practices of accounting have been a crucial technology for taking nature or 'the environment' into account in the post-war era.

The accounts in the Post were strongly corroborated: Corfman's mother confirmed that Corfman had discussed the incident with her; two childhood friends confirmed that Corfman "told them at the time that she was seeing an older man, and one says that Corfman identified the man as Moore".

The accounts in The Post included those of Leigh Corfman, who said she was 14 when Moore touched her sexually, and Gibson, who said that she publicly dated Moore when she was 17 and he was 34, a relationship she said she "wore like a badge of honor" until she began reevaluating it in light of the accounts of other women, and now, Moore's own denials.

When Kaur revealed the cover art for "The Sun and Her Flowers" on her account in July, the post received 180,138 likes and 8,044 comments, some of which ("OMGGG YASSS!!!" "I love you, rupi!") recall the fervent devotion of Beatles fans.

The microphone worn on Slager's uniform captures a cellphone conversation by the officer, according to an account published in the Post and Courier of Charleston and portions of the audio posted online.

My drug addiction caused me to make these irrational decisions," Mr. Negron told the judge during his sentencing last year, according to an account in The Connecticut Post.