Sentence examples for built a post from inspiring English sources

At the Snake River, Wyeth built a post, Fort Hall, in Idaho (near present-day Pocatello), which was later bought by the Hudson's Bay Company; it subsequently became a major supply outpost for future emigrants.

André Brüe built a post, Saint-Joseph-de-Galam, 400 miles (640 km) upstream in 1698, and parties sent by him reached the Félou Falls above Kayes soon after.

Chicago conveniently built a post office over what locals called the Murder Castle -- the three-story monstrosity with hidden doors and convenient "body" shoots to the basement dissection laboratory.

He'd built a post-modern fun house.

And though their children are grown and she has remarried and built a post-divorce career as a real estate broker, she still seeks the full amount.

To date, however, no solid and tangible agreement has emerged on which to build a post 2012 framework.

In the late 1960s the Post Office built a mail conveyor at the northern end of the station, with significant aesthetic impact.

Mr Obama is a lame duck, and leading Democrats are seeking to build a post-Obama identity.

The Emirates needs foreign investment and foreign workers to build a post-oil economy.

"Orban is trying to build a post-Soviet country on the model of Central Asia, Ukraine or Belarus.

Here, contractors and work crews remove debris, deposit topsoil, plant grass and build a post-and-rail fence.