Sentence examples for post through which from inspiring English sources

He was also a member of the USTA's Tennis and Education Foundation board, an equity owner of the Pacific Life Open at Indian Wells, CA, served on the Association of the Southampton Hospital, was a member of the Liberty Leads Advisory Board and was a member of the Council of Chairs of the Association of Governing Boards, a post through which he helped shape governance in higher education.

Last year EMI has created a 'video listening post' through which viewers could click on relevant objects from a music album in order to hear a track.

Prior to this week, in the other anthrax cases, the infected people worked for media companies or in government office buildings, which are suspected targets, or in a post office through which the anthrax-laced letters were carried.

It has closed two border posts through which large quantities of NATO supplies have passed.

There are a lot of channels — and a lot of cabinet posts — through which to run foreign policy.

Giraffes with ostriches, a large, lethargic manatee with huge tropical fish, zebras with rhinos – though there are strategically placed posts through which the zebras can, if necessary, flee.

The victory also touched off a celebration by the sellout crowd of 71,670, with dozens of fans trying unsuccessfully to tear down the goal posts through which Jacke's game-winner sailed.

As everyone knows, analyst predictions are the goal posts through which companies must send their earnings reports in order to satisfy the average investor.

General Manager Andrew Friedman explained at the time that the posting system through which the Red Sox bought Matsuzaka also provided a break for the small-budget Rays.

The network could also be devastated if the government hands the post office card account, through which millions of people are paid state benefits, to a rival, according to the business and enterprise select committee of MPs.

To alleviate this drawback, we propose an element based post-processing technique through which local conservation can be established.