Sentence examples for come into post from inspiring English sources

They'd come into post after a successful sally against the British and go home for a quick drink and a supply of clean shirts without mentioning their exploits to anybody, whereas the soldiers who lugged a musket in 1776 devoted a disproportionate amount of time to hoarding up old weapons, pewter mugs, locks of Washington's hair, commissions, deeds, etc.

"I've just come into post so I think it would be a big expectation to think that my leadership can drastically change the fortunes of Plaid Cymru," she has said.

She added that Alison Saunders, the director of public prosecutions, "came into post saying that women and child victims got a raw deal out of the justice system – and she promised to make it better.

With new people coming into post and new processes being introduced, intelligence on the problems brewing was not passed on nor acted on, particularly in 2009 the year after a cluster of five serious incidents.

When I came into post a lot of what I got was 'well I was promised this would happen - and it never happened'.

(Physiotherapist AP1) I came into post about 8 years or so ago and it's been a very long and arduous and frustrating journey because we never had that support from medics.

Similarly, in physiotherapy substantial barriers to advancing practice had to be overcome with the result that innovation in service provision was being stifled I came into post about 8 years or so ago and it's been a very long and arduous and frustrating journey because we never had that support from medics.

A number of schools provided reasons for declining to take part (including being too busy, Year 5 teacher on sick leave, new teacher coming into post, and already being in receipt of external projects), whilst others did not reply to recruitment literature or return telephone calls and therefore reasons for non-participation are unknown.

While it seems likely that these expectations will be different in different services, our analysis suggests that it is important that organisations and teams do this careful thinking about how Peer Workers are expected to work prior to Peer Workers first coming into post.

He told her: "I am going to destroy you, I am going to hammer you, I am going to come into the post office tomorrow".

Turner told the court that the next day Gascoigne called Thomas and told her: "I am going to destroy you, I am going to hammer you, I am going to come into the post office tomorrow".