Sentence examples for post to spend from inspiring English sources
Ms. Schapiro told Mr. Geithner in March that she was hoping to leave her post to spend time with her oldest daughter, who left for college this fall.
Brent Callinicos's stated reasons for leaving Uber are not that much different than Google's Patrick Pichette, who announced that he was leaving his post to spend more time with his wife and to backpack around the world.
Mr. Boyle, 63, a former construction executive from Westchester County and a close associate of Gov. George E. Pataki, said in a five-paragraph statement distributed to many of the agency's 7,000 employees late Wednesday that he was leaving the $185,000-a-year post to spend more time with his family and enjoy "the things in life that I have never taken enough time to even notice".
Per his Facebook post, Rose will step down from his post to spend more time with his wife and children, who relocated to Hawaii a year ago.
Nadelstern, 55, said he left his post to spend more time with his family, for a more reflective job at Teachers College and to access his pension.
Long Bay is the ideal place to spend a post-sailing week, not only for its idyllic setting on the north shore of Tortola but because it's an area you don't get to by boat.
The story, based on the novel "These Foolish Things," by Deborah Moggach, follows a group of seven retirees from Britain who all independently hear of the Best Exotic Marigold Hotel in Jaipur, and picture a lavish place to spend their post-working years.
Purnell said this generated "a key part of the Post Office's income" as well as bringing customers into post offices to spend money on other purchases.
Ms. Clarke said she would leave her post on Friday to spend more time with her family.
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan is stepping down from his post in December to spend more time with his family, he announced Friday.
In October 2013, Omiydar told The Huffington Post he planned to spend as much as $250 million building a media and technology company.
