Sentence examples for post at the corner from inspiring English sources
In return, the liberal interlocutor could publish the equivalent post at The Corner.
First, I noticed that a gigantic American flag had been affixed to the mailbox post at the corner of the driveway.
Byron York, the White House correspondent for National Review, calls the Iraq war a "mistake" in a post at The Corner, National Review's staff blog.
In a post at The Corner, his magazine's group blog, Lowry bemoans "the sad state of the Bush administration" and acknowledges that pure "despair" may be the best approach for Republicans before proposing "(an admittedly thin) seven-point plan of action" for Bush.
Consider the recent post at The Corner by Jay Nordlinger, The Corner's most energetic and voluble blogger, in which Nordlinger reports that on his recent trip to Vermont it was clear that "modestly off" Vermonters are voting for John McCain while chalet-owners are voting for Barack Obama.
Lamar is very much part of the city but elevated — think of him standing on a lamp post at the corner of Fig and 11th in the "Alright" video.
In Broad Daylight Shortly before 5 p.m. on the day of the championship, Quintin Turner was walking with two friends near the post office at the corner of 46th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue when someone opened fire from a moving car, striking the three young men.
A bit of the Evans-Novak Polithatl Report that National Review editor Rich Lowry (whose magazine has endorsed Shadegg) has posted at "The Corner" indicates that Shadegg remains first among bloggers and conservative media but third among the voting public — in this case, Republican members of the House.
The map was posted at the corner of Portage and Main, the city's central intersection.
The sign posted at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Sweetzer Avenue has gotten a positive reaction from her neighbors.
Broken into four smaller squads, the Sea Gals left their posts at the corners of the end zones only to perform full-group numbers between quarters.
