Sentence examples for post built from inspiring English sources

The first permanent settlement was a fur-trading post built in 1817 on the western side of the river.

The observation post, built late this spring, overlooks the so-called Naka bowl, a small and low-lying agricultural area where several Taliban and Haqqani commanders were born.

The Los Angeles Emergency Operations Center, a high-tech command post built to manage during a natural disaster, will be in full operation, the mayor said.

The city was founded in 1867 after the establishment of Fort Hays (a frontier post built as Fort Fletcher in 1865).

Nearby is the site of the original Fort Hall trading post built in 1834 by Boston merchant Nathaniel Wyeth and operated from 1838 to 1856 by the Hudson's Bay Company.

The next morning -- awakened before dawn by a noisy chorus of birdsong -- we drove about an hour south to Fort Sill, still an active Army post, built in 1869 to pacify raiding tribes of the southern Plains.

In the late 1960s the Post Office built a mail conveyor at the northern end of the station, with significant aesthetic impact.

In one case, a post office built in 1937 without protected status was demolished.

The post office built brick-and-mortar branches to help consolidate the Japanese islands; Livedoor and others are using the internet to decentralise decisions.

He restored the first floor to something like its original style in 1938, when it was a post office built by the Works Progress Administration.

Cooper grew rapidly after being established, with a post office built in the community in 1871.