Sentence examples for post-March from inspiring English sources

If Murtazin is right about a March 1 OTA update, and the GS III launch is undoubtedly post-March 1, it's pretty safe to assume that ICS will be ready to ship on the GS III along with its predecessor.

From the post-March talks, an agreement eventually emerged.

Post-march, DJs and bands lead the party, which goes on into the early hours.

"But the post-March 29 violence and killings can be pinned down to only 12 people".

But a post-march gathering on the Great Lawn of the park was peaceful.

IES Senior Fellow Matt Beech, offers an analysis of Brexit in the post-March 29 environment.

So they created PMS: Post March Salon.

In the days leading up to the holiday, veterans and military families write articles, give presentations, blog, tweet, post, march, everything short of standing on the rooftops screaming their message — all done to remind Americans of the terrible cost of freedom.

On the other hand, Mark Durkan, the SDLP leader who has been mostly notable by his post March election absence from public debate, seemed more educated in his response: "[The] Taoiseach indicated that Fianna Fáil is approaching the questions of island-wide politics.

Who tests us more than Donald Trump?" The decommissioning began with a local school band – 46 students in spangly costumes and tasselled blue and white uniforms – parading through the office, playing The Washington Post march, which was composed by John Philip Sousa in 1889.

When James Comey provided a dramatic description of the confrontation over the program before the Senate earlier this year, he appeared to be unaware of the linguistic gimmick that distinguished the pre-March 2004 program from the post-March 2004 program.