Sentence examples for post headquarters from inspiring English sources

Up at Post headquarters, Lachlan Murdoch tried to play nice.

The flag had been carried by the regiment throughout the war and afterward maintained at their post headquarters.

Surviving structures include four officers' barracks, one dragoon's barracks, two infantry barracks, a hospital, guardhouse, dragoon stables, ordnance and post headquarters, quartermaster stables, bake shop, flagpole, and magazine.

At any one time in the AOL/Huffington Post headquarters, there are sales meetings, editorial planning sessions, all sorts of top-level powwows.

The rebels had intended to split into three groups: the first group was to infiltrate the infantry, kill French NCOs in their beds and raise support among Vietnamese troops; the second, supported by the VNQDD civilians, was to break into the post headquarters; and the third group would enter the officers' quarters.

G. P. Sawant entered the letter-writing trade in 1982 when he won a government contract for a coveted stall inside the post office headquarters.

In the absence of foreign correspondents, the principal source of news from abroad was imported foreign newspapers, and by law every newspaper entering the country had to go first to Post Office headquarters in London.

Journalists whose primary responsibilities are to the Web site now work next to reporters in The Post's headquarters on 15th Street in downtown Washington.

Balmer handed over command of the unit in August, and transferred to a liaison post at Headquarters RAAF Station Darwin.

The restructuring changes resulted in the net addition of 14 posts at Headquarters and the abolition of 45 posts at decentralized locations, as detailed in the following table.

By coincidence, after leaving the studio, I had an appointment to interview the Sun's latest editor, David Dinsmore (published on 11 August here), who was settling in to the paper's post-Wapping headquarters in the baby shard at London Bridge.