Sentence examples for joined the post from inspiring English sources

He joined the Post in the nineteen-seventies, shortly after Rupert Murdoch bought the paper.

She joined the post office after her last employer, Macy's in Newark, closed in 1992.

I recently joined the Post Office as a postman but the early mornings are a pain and students don't seem to get up quite so early.

The elder Povich had joined the Post in time for Washington's only World Series triumph, in 1924, and had written about the 1933 Series, when the Senators lost to the New York Giants.

He joined the post office 22 years ago, and drives a forklift that loads boxes of sorted mail and parcels into trucks bound for seven cities. "I figured like this: the government can't move to Mexico.

She joined the Post's staff last August, signs all her pieces "S.

He subsequently joined the post-war European Aid Program commonly known as the Marshall Plan, a job he later described as the most interesting he ever had.

"Too loyal" seemed a less-than-subtle jibe at Berger, who joined the post-Brexit exodus from Corbyn's shadow cabinet when she resigned as minister for mental health.

(Grode) 'Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play' (previews start on Friday; opens on Sept. 15) The end of civilization has been on artists' minds lately, and now the adventurous Civilians have joined the post-apocalyptic parade.

(DeWitt) 'Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play' (in previews; opens on Sept. 15) The end of civilization has been on artists' minds lately, and now the adventurous Civilians have joined the post-apocalyptic parade.

Former slaves who joined the post-Civil War working class began to publish their stories later in the 19th century, often articulating their disillusionment with specious promises of freedom in the North in the manner of Norvel Blair's Book for the People…Life of Norvel Blair, of Grundy County, State of Illinois, Written and Published by Him (1880).