Sentence examples for post cut from inspiring English sources

On the circulation front, The Post briefly zoomed ahead of The Daily News in 2006, in part because The Post cut its newsstand price to 25 cents.

Dempsey just corralled a skidding cross from Shea at the back post, cut to the middle, then drew the ball back and curled it under the bar.

Mr. Peterson had sent Mr. Gardner a letter about a Möbius strip (a one-sided loop) and received the following reply: In other words, fold a paper cross into the configuration at the top of this post, cut on the dotted lines, and you get a big surprise.

In the end, and I bless her for this — the director general of the National Trust Dame Fionana Reynolds, who has now resigned from her post, cut the knot and said that the Trust, for all its studies and studies of studies, should back the plan.

Good meetings move work forward, but ones that do not accomplish anything take away from time that could be better used, wrote Taneja in his post, Cut Down on Unnecessary Meetings.

He would later complain that "the Post cut the best scene when [some English hotel guests] kept feeding hashish to the pekinese".

This, according to Justice for All, would make a full-time post of an advice worker barely or completely unsustainable in those areas post cuts.

Since than there has been a concerted push to reverse nursing post cuts, and adult nursing training places have increased by 13.6% in the past two years.

Bespoke Post cuts it close.

About 80% of intra-chromosomal associations passed this threshold, representing approx. 50% of all post cut-off associations.

A pre-Columbian tomato called Purple Calabash, whose energetic vines would soon be trained up a cedar trellis made of posts cut from the woods.