Sentence examples for post assigned from inspiring English sources

The Post assigned Murray Kempton - he was not impressed The "Mirror" was a little snide, too.

The Huffington Post assigned a team of researchers to document the fabrications in a single hour-long Trump appearance on CNN.

In 1996, The Palm Beach Post assigned Paul Reid to cover the reunion of a group of veteran Marines from World War II that included William Manchester.

Mine arrived in 1953 when the Post assigned my mother to draw the Army-McCarthy hearings, which -- something new under the sun -- were to be televised live by ABC.

This entitled him to a more prominent command, and President Grant, still desirous to keep Hancock from a Southern post, assigned him command of the Division of the Atlantic, headquartered at Fort Columbus on Governors Island, in New York City.

Lisa Daglian, a spokeswoman for Borough President C. Virginia Fields, said that because there were never plans to build on those sites, the Post Office assigned both odd and even numbers to the opposite side of the street in order to allow for the construction of more buildings there.

She posts assigned chores on a kitchen cabinet; rules include curfews, no drinking or drugs and no romantic overnight guests.

Each post is assigned a post number.

Think of it: a world where the post office assigns more than one person to counter duty when 75 people are in line, where all subway announcements are intelligible, where clerks at a certain fast-growing chain of drugstores are taught that surliness is not a job qualification.

(As a comparison, web native medias are much more skilled at indexation: the Huffington Post assigns between 12 and 20 keywords to each story).

Dana Milbank, one of three reporters whom the Post assigns to the White House, says that the Administration speaks with one voice partly because officials have "talking points that they e-mail to friends and everyone says exactly the same thing.