Sentence examples for give a post from inspiring English sources

But those who feared an early slide towards populism were relieved when Mr Zuma failed to give a post to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, the former president's divorced wife, who was convicted of fraud and theft in 2003 but who still has a rumbustious following.The next lot of statistics may show that South Africa has entered a recession after many years of fast growth.

Microsoft's president and chief legal officer Brad Smith took to the company's website to give a post mortem on the lessons that need to be learned from the global hack that crippled businesses and government services around the world.

The New Yorker, February 22 , 1947P. 27 The Findlays give a post-war dinner party and everything seems to be the same as before the war.

By Louise Field Cooper The New Yorker, February 22 , 1947P. 27 The Findlays give a post-war dinner party and everything seems to be the same as before the war.

Begun in 1993 as a memorial to the Time Warner chairman Steven J. Ross, the Hamptons festival has always had two goals: to showcase independent films and to give a post-season lift to local businesses.

His final public act as manager was to give a post-match interview to BBC Radio Shropshire following Saturday's Trophy tie with Chester when he took the opportunity to praise the efforts of his players after Jordan Deacey had equalised Kingsley James' penalty.

He refused to give a post-match interview to Sky Sports following a nine-month dispute with the company over a broken Skybox.

The images obtained from using the MAP technique give a post-replication snapshot of probable cohesin-chromatin interactions at CAR loci.

(He was given a post at the National Oil Company).

Afterwards, you are given a post teaching creative writing in a university, and your second novel wins a major prize.

Tells how Mitterand gave a post at the Opera to his most conspicious patron, Pierre Berge, the pres. of Yves Saint Laurent.