"get the post" is a correct phrase in written English that can be used in various contexts.
For example, you could write, "I need to remember to get the post on my way home."
Get the post report off the State Department's Web site.
"I acted in haste just to get the post up and didn't really think things through.
By then, I knew 56 Across had to be AVIATOR, but didn't get the "Post, e.g".
Owens is chief constable of the Surrey force and was the favourite to get the post.
"He knew it would be the beachhead to get the post office out and the station built.
On Saturday, he appeared to concede he would not get the post, telling the Web site Supersport, "You can't see the R.F.U.
But there's something else bothering me: I don't get the post-workout "buzz" that is often discussed around exercise.
His emphasis on the importance of the bond of trust between government and voter could not be more timely, as Gordon Brown, the new prime minister, and David Cameron, the newish leader of the Conservative opposition, struggle to get the post-Blair edge.
Many more would welcome the experience that Deedes was lucky enough to gain in 70 years of work, but cannot get the posting.
Hell, I even get the post-con-depression.
That was for the original ten luxury capsules; the number's been dropped to three, and some chairs, which cuts the cost to a mere $7.6 million -- a consolation, no doubt, to men and women who have served their country and then can't get the post-war care they need.
