Sentence examples for called the posts from inspiring English sources

Ms. Contes, who called the posts "very silly" and "high school garbage," was disqualified seven months after she won.

At the Justice Department, it's called the post-Sept.

Mr. Nordlinger also called the post office's legal department.

In 1899, Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith called the post office the "greatest business concern in the world".

Hendrix checked to see that the man was O.K. and then called the Post.

It was originally called the Post of Willets Point before being named (in 1898) after Brig.

The "Recess" movie springs from what could only be called the Post-It school of animation.

A few years ago, no politician would have been seen with a book called "The Post-American World".

Dunleavy picked up a cordless phone and called the Post city desk to check on his column.

Much of the department's time was now being devoted to what was called the "post-Assad project," the planning for political transition in Syria.

For example, people in Scotland still value what has been called the post-war British settlement, that is, the NHS and its founding principles and the welfare state.