Sentence examples for moving from pillar to post from inspiring English sources

Moving from pillar to post, some relatives of the disappeared who are more wealthy commit huge sums of money, time and resources toward their search for missing family members.

Adams said youth justice had been moved from "pillar to post" since a 2011 department of corrections review of juvenile justice – of which he was a panel member – particularly with a change of government.

You could say you were moved from pillar to post.

This is The English We Speak from BBC Learning English and I'm with Rob, who's been moved from pillar to post.

We got moved from pillar to post on our tour so we started to complain – it's not what was promised in the holiday brochure!

It is unacceptable they are forced to go from pillar to post – facing agonising delays and bureaucracy to get support, therapy and equipment".

Sarah Teather, the minister for children and families, said this would prevent parents being forced to go from "pillar to post" in a battle between different authorities and agencies.

Writing in The Daily Mail, Mr Hunt said the move would stop patients being "passed from pillar to post" and ensure that the "buck stops with someone" in relation to each person's care.

They get kicked from pillar to post.

I was living from pillar to post.

It had to bring down its prey quickly, or find itself thrown from pillar to post.