'post playing' is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It means 'after playing' and is used to describe what happened right after an activity. For example, "Post playing, the children went for refreshments."
Thus deciding his post playing career in coaching might be enhanced by learning Mandarin.
The Pentagon Papers was initially the Times' scoop; but the Post, playing catch-up, may have run the greater risk.
And is that really "Whipping Post" playing in the background as Byron is getting his comeuppance for Watergate?
Ratcliffe says one in three players will struggle with the post-career transition; the PCA's survey found that of those recently retired, a significant minority – 24% – said they were less than satisfied or disappointed with their post playing career.
Perhaps, Mike Vaccaro writes in The New York Post, playing those previous seven-game series have prepared the Rangers for this, but if they are capable of flipping some sort of switch to turn that three-goal deficit into a tie game, why haven't they reached for it a bit earlier in this series, wonders Dave D'Alessandro in The Star-Ledger of Newark.
Related blog post: Playing polo in Buenos Aires.
The last post played on speakers.
Post plays in two bands, the Jay Vons and Reigning Sound.
On Saturday, Post plays Stonehill (13-6) and West Chester, Pa., (12-1) meets Gannon of Erie, Pa., (14-3).
10 | The Last Post For the British army, the Last Post, played to signify the end of the day, came to represent a final tribute to the fallen.
This is because significant others, in this case existing staff at the health post, play a major role in building CHA identity through feedback processes.
