Sentence examples for getting to the post from inspiring English sources
Still, losing when you compete is one thing; never getting to the post is something else.
Contact your local community center or church to get in touch with people who need help getting groceries, cleaning their gutters, or getting to the post office.
The talk centered on Long and whether he would be able to get to the post.
They got to the post office too late on Monday, so they returned on Thursday.
It'll be real hard to get to the post office in Felicity," nearly five miles away.
He recounted his first online sale – to a buyer in Germany: "better get to the Post Office", he remembered thinking.
When he got to the post he could not find his AGO (Adjutant General's Office) card which was necessary to prove his identity.
"Locals couldn't get to the post office," said the Trail Days organizer, Bob Hayes, who has lived in Damascus for 32 years.
Ms. Torrence said that many of its customers were "older and use walkers and canes, and now they have to walk or take the train to get to the post office".
People find out about her food through word of mouth, she said, though she refuses to sell out of state; it's too much trouble to track down a box and get to the post office.
I want them to get to the post on TechCrunch not JS-kit.
