Sentence examples for called an post from inspiring English sources

Union members are refusing to use new mail-sorting procedures because management says the company, which is called An Post, lost 46 million euros ($57 million) last year and cannot pay required salary increases.

A clamshell digger (also called a post hole digger) is a good tool for this type of work.

It had transitioned into a what was called a "post tropical storm" as it was beginning to lose tropical characteristics.

Nerve injury, of varying degree, can be assumed to have been the cause and these conditions could be called a post traumatic trigeminal neuropathy or peripheral painful traumatic trigeminal neuropathy PPTTN as recently proposed by Benoliel et al. [48].

Told that his men were right to guard their areas diligently, Fanani called a post in Kediri and ordered that a car be sent to pick up the general and his troops.

In another suit stemming from what has been called a post-Sept.

Growing up in what many have called a post-feminist culture, I did not really experience institutional gender bias.

Yet all three reverberate with a prescience that their creators could not have anticipated and convey what might be called a post-traumatic resonance.

Defenseman Kenny Jonsson, who missed the Islanders' last three games with what the team called a "post-traumatic migraine," was on the ice for Carolina's only goal.

He joked afterward that Chaney called a post-up for him just once in the game, and even on that occasion it never materialized.

But privately he had no illusions, acknowledging that he planned to conduct what he called a post-campaign "autopsy" to figure out what went wrong.