Sentence examples for post carrying from inspiring English sources

Still, a group of several dozen protesters gathered near the diplomatic post, carrying placards and shouting slogans.

Carrouges III had been rewarded for his long military service in the Hundred Years War with a knighthood and the title of Viscount of Bellême, a rank that came with command of a vital hill castle overlooking the town as well as the role of sheriff in the vicinity, a post carrying significant financial and social rewards.

He eventually secured a job as assistant master at Arnold House Preparatory School in Denbighshire, North Wales, at a salary of £160 a year, and left London on 22 January to take up his post, carrying with him the manuscript of The Temple.

An earlier version of this post carried an incorrect byline.

The New York Times and Washington Post carry long, dutiful profiles.

The post carried a link to an al-Qaida media release about the 7/7 bombings.

Mr. Schumer's new post carries both risks and the prospect of rewards.

The post carries near-dictatorial powers, and the overwhelmingly Democratic citizens of Detroit opposed it in a referendum last November.

That was the day of the first drawings in Kansas City, and the Post carried the list of those drawn.

She no longer has that job, but she is still prime minister (the post carries much less weight now).

So selecting the right man for the job is more than usually crucial.The post carries little formal power.