Sentence examples for from one post to another from inspiring English sources

The story turns on the order made to a battalion of marines to undertake a pointless, gruelling 36-mile march from one post to another, while a group of fellow soldiers lies dead, killed in an accidental explosion.

This week, Cardinal Pell has given evidence to commission that can largely be summed up like this: Pell had absolutely no idea that any abuse was taking place, despite holding numerous positions of authority, and despite being involved in the decisions to move priests from one post to another when the situation demanded.

It is interesting to be writing about slow looking and slow thinking in a setting like the Huffington Post, where news moves at such a breakneck pace, where you can jump from one post to another as quickly as a click of the mouse.

100 Dehaene's and Changeux's model specifies three levels of action: simple motor gestures (e.g., grasping a bead), operations (e.g., moving a bead from one post to another), and plans (nested sequences of operations to reach some specified goal state).

He appears to move quickly from one post to another, having resigned on 31 occasions, most recently in February.

"Providing additional pay for just a small number of doctors could impact on morale, and in fact move the recruitment problem from one post to another".

Twice he managed to put a puck on the stick of a Leafs teammate streaking in on Schwab, and each time Schwab slid from one post to the other in time.

That's not to say that posting certain things from one place to another doesn't ever make sense.

This approach is beneficial as it saves the time of shifting from nephrology ward to radiology centre, prevents unmonitored shifting from one place to another in the immediate post-biopsy period and is cost-effective in terms of saving extra fees for radiologists.

When he did not come home, Raia went from one command post to another looking for her son.

Johnson went on to highlight the "expensive hired hands" who "swap jobs relentlessly, going from one top post to another" in the TV industry.