Sentence examples for post both from inspiring English sources

Michael Cunningham, the radio operator, and Sgt. Taylor White, who always manned the check post, both laughed.

The group showed a Safeway advertisement from The Washington Post on Sunday and a Giant supermarket ad from yesterday's Post, both advertising Taco Bell taco dinner kits for sale at reduced prices.

New York and the Huffington Post both published excerpts online from an apology by Schutz, announcing that she would withdraw the painting from the exhibition, but that turned out to be a hoax.

Sigurdsson later shot tamely into the arms of the Watford keeper and swept a 20-yard effort on to the foot of the post – both opportunities arriving following excellent work from the lively Barrow.

In the letter, the senators asked what could be done to either improve an existing government-run database, expand it or create a new one, so that drug makers would be required to post both the existence of a drug trial and its results.

The worst performers were the Cambridge News and Liverpool Daily Post, both down 13.2% on the same period of 2009; Yorkshire Evening Post, -12.7%; Lancashire Evening Post, -11.9%; Belfast Telegraph, -11.7%; Nottingham Post, -11.6%; Bristol's Western Daily Press, -10.9%; Oxford Mail, -10.3% Newcastle Journal and Oldham Evening Chronicle, -9.8%; and Plymouth's Western Morning News, -9.6%.

He posts both praise and blistering attacks on Instagram.

I'll be posting both here and to my Twitter feed.

The All Enlisted "friends" page has drawn hundreds of posts, both for and against the idea.

The New York Times posted both films on their Web site in 2009.

So too are the chief regulators of civil service and public appointments – posts both filled at present by Sir David Normington.