Sentence examples for post collected from inspiring English sources

"Living Artfully: At Home With Marjorie Merriweather Post," a show that opens on June 8 at the Hillwood Estate, Museum and Gardens in Washington (with a catalog from D Giles), reveals how Post collected Sioux moccasins and Fabergé enamels while treating pets royally, marrying four times and obsessing over table settings.

Ofcom is already investigating a complaint from TNT over Royal Mail's decision to change conditions and increase the prices it charges to deliver post collected and pre-sorted by its competitors.

The Huffington Post collects some of the many "risqué pics" that Chapman posted of herself on her Facebook page.

Rousseau took up painting in the early 1880s while working at a customs post, collecting tariffs on goods entering Paris.

We revisited many of these in a post, collecting some of the best projects that could lend a hand in disaster relief efforts. .

Authorities in New York are working to contain the distemper outbreak, according to the Post, collecting the corpses of raccoons that have already succumbed to distemper and trying to round up sick animals before they spread the disease.

The online psychiatric texts are a collection of forum posts collected from PsychPark (http://www.psychpark.org), a virtual psychiatric clinic maintained by a group of volunteer professionals belonging to the Taiwan Association of Mental Health Informatics [ 29, 30].

Her posts, collected here, constitute a "children's book for adults," eccentric and whimsical, Ariel Levy said in The Times.

"Has anyone else noticed Peter Jennings having a much more pronounced Canadian accent than he has in the past?" was one not-atypical online posting collected by Emerging Interests, a digital media consulting firm.

For the seven triggers which did not lead to protests, the blog data included all posts collected during the eight week period immediately following the triggering event.

For the six natural disturbances, the blog data included all posts collected during the six week period immediately prior to the event, while in the case of the seven non-events, the blog data included the posts collected during a six week interval which spanned discussions of DDoS attacks on U.S. government agencies.