Sentence examples for be given a post from inspiring English sources
After another nomadic period, in 742 he arrived at Chang'an, the Tang dynasty capital, no doubt hoping to be given a post at court.
He may not even run again: some think he will be given a post in the Bush administration, allowing him an honourable exit.Conveniently for Mr Spitzer, Mr Pataki has done nothing to groom a Republican successor.
Yarosh!", demanding that the leader of the Right Sector, Dmytro Yarosh, be given a post.
If necessary, interventions that do not satisfy this taxonomy will be given a post hoc classification.
The drama, which currently airs on Mondays, will be given a post-Super Bowl berth on Feb. 1, before settling into its new Thursday time slot on Feb. 5.
Afterwards, you are given a post teaching creative writing in a university, and your second novel wins a major prize.
Rescued by the Rockefeller Foundation project to save intellectuals from the Nazis, he was given a post at the École Libre des Hautes Etudes de New York.
In 1945 he was given a post in the deputy prime minister's office, which led to him chairing the committee for the 1951 Festival of Britain.
In June, when sovereignty was transferred to Iyad Allawi, a rival of Chalabi's with ties to the C.I.A., not a single member of the I.N.C. was given a post in the new government.
Milingo was given a post in one of the Vatican's less important pontifical ministries with the hope that he would gradually become accustomed to a life of comfortable irrelevance in Italy's beautiful capital.
