Sentence examples for back on the post from inspiring English sources

"In 2004, when England were playing France in the Euros and Zidane had his free kick, I was screaming, 'Get back on the post!'" Darke said, referring to the French star Zinédine Zidane.

Sanders pushed back on the Post's story, yet appeared to confirm Trump's involvement by claiming he merely "weighed in, offered suggestions, like any father would do".

On many machines, there is a small notch on the back of the post that holds the presser foot.

Set the posts so that the two pairs face each other and the conduit straps are on the back of the posts.

With the help of British literary agent Felicity Bryan and other Stern devotees, he would pick a young reporter to come back to the Post, work on the national desk for three months, and have another month to go travelling.

Another time she ordered a tree from a gardening catalog, decided she didn't like it, and insisted on dragging it back to the post office so she could return it.

Gus Ruiz, a spokesperson for the United States Postal Service, claimed that the former employee, "was running late and wanted to get back to the post office on time".

As part of the terms and conditions, place the onus back on those posting on the forums.

Check back on this post after the show tonight on BBC 1 at 10.35pm for more details.

After resolutely turning his back on the new post-Kantian idealist philosophy that he himself had done so much to instigate, Reinhold now presented himself to the public, in the six issues of his own Beyträge zur leichtern Uebersicht des Zustandes der Philosophie beym Anfange des 19.

The ritual of wearing new spring clothes on Easter Sunday goes back to the post-Civil War promenade to Fifth Avenue churches.