Sentence examples for imperial post from inspiring English sources

Or stay put in her imperial post as restaurant critic for The New York Times?

By then Franklin had been dead for two years; the post office he briefly oversaw in 1775-6 was basically a carbon copy of the British imperial post.

But his new assignment essentially recreates an old imperial post that disappeared with the advent of the Bolsheviks — Viceroy of the Caucasus.

Throwing every native out, an imperial post and soon a city was built.

The village was largely dedicated to farming, although a stretch of the imperial post road connected it and Pfullendorf.

While Sejanus's Praetorians controlled the imperial post, and therefore the information that Tiberius received from Rome and the information Rome received from Tiberius, the presence of Livia seems to have checked his overt power for a time.

Quaestorship, praetorship, and consulship (the last-named now reduced to a two-month sinecure) became mere stepping stones to the great imperial posts that counted most in the life of the empire.

In the first quarter of 2008, Imperial posted a $15.5 million loss, which they said was primarily due to the explosion.

His character Toby Bell, a rising star in the British foreign service who seeks his country's "true identity in a post-imperial, post Cold War world", bears a resemblance to Edward Snowden.

After the Soviet Union collapsed, Russia, which was uncertainly trying to find a post-imperial, post-militatristic identity, stopped the military parades.

Unfulfilled expectation plays out against an evolving post-imperial, post-industrial national identity, said David Goldblatt, author of "The Ball Is Round".