Sentence examples for entering the post from inspiring English sources

Entering the post office is like stepping into some imperial aquarium.

We are entering the post crazy economy.

I'm now entering the post production phase of the film and it's equally exciting.

Escalating resistance has raised concern that we are entering the "post antibiotic era," meaning we may be entering a period where there would be no effective antibiotics available for treating many life-threatening infections in humans.

Thus now is the time for action as we are entering the post 2015-era, particularly given the increasing burden of drug resistant TB, as well as the lack of national TB policies that protect the human rights of citizens, while also controlling the spread of TB and MDR-TB.

And now we are entering the post-DNA era.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said last weekend in Munich that the world is entering the "post-West" era.

It may have been this unnerving experience that prompted him to tell journos that ITV was now entering the "post-Downton era".

If Congress accepts Bush's recommendation, the report would arrive at the end of August, just as the presidential campaign is entering the post-Labor Day final stretch.

We're entering the post-polo shirt era: what seems absolutely right is pale blue striped shirts of worn-in cotton, open over a white V-neck, sleeves rolled tight just above the elbow.

When Gore says that we are entering the "post-postmodernist era," he means that we can now set about reintegrating science and religion, and so put meaning back into our lives.