Sentence examples for in small post from inspiring English sources

While trace amounts of anthrax spores have been found in recent days in small post offices that processed some of the deadly letters, law enforcement officials have suggested that the bioterrorism threat may be subsiding, even as they continue to express frustration about the hunt for those responsible.

As we lay down to sleep on the floor, some people broke up into small groups and held discussions about European history, foreign wars, the situation of Americans in small post-industrial cities (one of our co-arrestees was from Poughkeepsie).

The whole U.S. Army numbered only about 17,000 men, most of whom were scattered in small posts on the Western frontier, whence they could not be hastily withdrawn.

In New Jersey, the authorities announced that tiny amounts of anthrax had been found in four small post offices that had served as feeder offices for the Hamilton Township center that processed at least three anthrax-laced letters in September and early October.

The rows of metallic chairs in the small, post office-drab room all faced the TV, and the theme of the show, at one point, was "Tranny Take Downs," in which the introduction of a transgender man or woman is the surprise in a love tryst.

(A relatively small post oak in Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx was determined through a core sample to be 236 years old).

Spontaneous HCV clearance in chronic carriers of the virus was reportedly consistent in a small post-LT patient population, although the natural course of HCV has not been completely elucidated [4, 5].

The national police have a small post in La Rinconada.

Under the anonymous reporting process at our small post in Kyrgyzstan, two to three volunteers reported a rape or attempted rape each year.

Two Chinese police officers in uniform, stationed at a small post near the crossing point in the border town of Dongxing, watched impassively as they rode past.

–koochacoo Some readers took part on Twitter: @R042 emailed to explain further: I've found a couple of times when I mention to an American that I've read Friday Night Lights and that it really moved me, they seem quite surprised someone from the UK would take an interest in a piece of very niche non-fiction about school sport in a small post-industrial town.