Sentence examples for post as aide from inspiring English sources
After graduating, in 1925, he took a post as aide to the secretary of Sun Yat-sen, the revolutionary leader who had overthrown the Qing Dynasty, in 1911, and established the Republic of China in its place.
Family links helped him to win a place studying chemical engineering at the elite Tsinghua University, followed by a post as aide to a powerful military leader, Geng Biao – the beginning of his useful People's Liberation Army PLAA) connections.
His first post was as aide to the commander of the Naval Air Station Ottumwa in Iowa.
Late in the afternoon, Adam Holloway, a Conservative member of Parliament, said he was resigning from his post as an aide to the minister for Europe, David Lidington, because he had opposed the government's stance on the referendum measure.
North was fired from his post as an aide on the National Security Council by Reagan shortly after the scandal spilled into public view in the news media in 1986 and began to widen.
But Mr. Putin hates to fire people, even if they have become liabilities, and he announced Tuesday that most of the ousted ministers would receive new posts as presidential aides or advisers in the Kremlin.
When the sixth season of "Mad Men" opened last week on AMC (see video below), it was December 1967 in New York City, and the fictional Henry Francis had landed a post as a top-level aide in the very real Mayor John V. Lindsay's administration, after working as a political operative for Lindsay last season.
Admiral Woodward was knighted after the Falklands war, served as deputy chief of the defense staff and held the ceremonial post of flag aide-de-camp to Queen Elizabeth II.
Sally lives with her extended family of origin in the farmhouse nearby, works as a nurse's aide, recently lost her post as a Sunday school teacher for being outspoken and is itching to find a way to leave home.
Rachel Manteuffel is a Post editorial aide.
His first government post, as junior minister in 1972, made him an aide to Mrs. Thatcher, then the education minister in Prime Minister Edward Heath's cabinet.
