Sentence examples for branch post from inspiring English sources
She went to Cooks, Mackay Radio, to a branch post office, to a main post office.
The branch post offices around town have been displaying a placard bearing pictures of and data about a man wanted by the federal government.
The New Yorker, April 16 , 1949P. 19 The branch post offices around town have been displaying a placard bearing pictures of and data about a man wanted by the federal government.
Mr. Rumsfeld, who was also secretary of defense in the Ford administration, recruited Mr. Cheney for an executive branch post in the Nixon administration and later made him deputy chief of staff under President Gerald R. Ford.
Mail collected from branch post offices and street mailboxes, although for the most part made up of ordinary letters and cards, also contains small parcels, newspapers, magazines, and large envelopes.
You can usually find a notary public at a local bank branch, post office, law office, or city government office.
The Thursday after Tyler's photos went up, an Islamist activist hacked the Facebook page of FEMEN's Tunisian branch, posting religious videos and verses.
Afaq Ahmad, a defector from the air force intelligence branch, posted a 10-minute plea on YouTube saying that Alawites have to stop committing collective suicide.
White House officials have expressed frustration with partisanship on Capitol Hill and the slow pace of Congress in confirming judicial nominations and executive branch posts.
Those changes would break a Republican filibuster of President Obama's nominees and end the minority party's ability to block a president's choices to executive branch posts and federal courts except the Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON — Behind the roiling conversation over whether President Obama might make Janet L. Yellen the first female leader of the Federal Reserve is an uncomfortable reality for the White House: the administration has named no more women to high-level executive branch posts than the Clinton administration did almost two decades ago.
