Sentence examples for met a post from inspiring English sources

The general rap on Dexter, who from 1974 to 1981 was the director of productions at the Met, a post especially created for him, was that his lean, spare approach to staging suited 20th-century works but not the staples.

It's sounds like the first half of a joke: what happened when a famed Greek lute player met a post-rock drummer from Melbourne?

I became aware of the trials of career-focused European women a few years ago when I met a post-doctoral student from Germany who was then a visiting fellow at Johns Hopkins.

PBMC genes whose "strain plus rejection" effect was 3-fold larger (up or down) than the strain effect alone and met a post-hoc unadjusted P ≤ 0.01 criterion were considered to demonstrate a rejection effect independent of animal strain (Table 1 and 2).

Reputex, for example, says it has far too little cash, and Hunt's own hand-picked adviser Danny Price recently told Guardian Australia that Direct Action had been "viable transitional tool" but that if it was not amended would involve resource costs of between $35bn and $40bn to meet a post 2020 target similar to Canada or America's.

She met a young post office clerk from Aldershot called John Thompson, and when he was transferred to the main office in Bournemouth, they married.

The pair then combined to complete a remarkable comeback when Mulumbu met a far-post ball and centred for Lukaku to bundle the ball in at the near post.

Once I had my head wrapped around it, I met a modern day post office inspector.

The pair remember how they met in a post office, coming together over an exploding parcel.

Days later, with Alperovitz acting as an intermediary, Ellsberg met with a Post reporter in a local motel room and gave him the entire secret report.

The couple met at a Post Office ball before the Great War and walked up First Avenue together holding hands -- or so the story goes.