Sentence examples for come post from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year Ball, 45, spoke of the couple's plans for the future, saying they hoped to run a "pub, come post office, come pet shop" when they retired.
Although it will be difficult to come post hoc to conclusive results, the changes of land use practice in terms of mechanisation and agrochemicals from the 1950s on, the Flurbereinigung, climate change, increasing reforestation and urbanisation may well have changed local distribution and abundance patterns in slug species.
The highlights come post-interval, when the material (memories of his 70s childhood, mainly) is less generic.
As he writes in an essay called "Whence Novels Come" (posted on the Web site of Santa Clara University, where he teaches) Ron Hansen found this out only accidentally.
Salveson argues that the most important services an investment bank can provide to a small company come post-IPO, when the firm's sales force has to make a concerted effort to keep the stock visible to the marketplace.
This time, coming post Barcelona, there was always a danger it would turn into something of a nightmare for the best of British.
More details should be coming post Labor Day.
I'll discuss what recent research has to say about this in coming posts.
I plan to dig deeper into these issues in coming posts.
Of the coming post-Wright era, he says: "Those are big shoes to fill".
