Sentence examples for post-church from inspiring English sources

The probe scarred most of the spies who survived it ("the post-Church generation," Mazzetti calls them) with a deep reluctance to go down that alley ever again.

The rise to power of this post-Church generation had a direct impact on the type of clandestine operations the C.I.A. chose to conduct.

At Cruz's first post-church stop of the day, in the western New Hampshire town of Peterborough, his audience included more than a few voters who planned to support Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky ., and wanted to heaR-Ky .ecific pitch.

The Sunday post-church patrons needed their slop buckets, and if they didn't get them, everyone on staff would catch holy hell.

But now, when I see Cleveland Family Guy's "token black" character dreamily describe his (stereotypically racist) post-church meal, I scoff instead of laugh.

Her post-church black flats were about as ladylike as she gets these days, she said before plopping them down on her coffee table midway through our interview. .

Starrett City, a racially and economically mixed complex, has its own shopping center, power plant, post office, churches and synagogue.

The property owners have also agreed to a town hall, post office, church and retirement community, Mr. Robinson said.

Starrett City, which comprises 46 brick towers with a total of 5,881 apartments, has its own power plant, shopping center, post office, churches and a synagogue.

Instead, they have a cunning white building, which served in various genteel capacities -- post office, church, home -- before it became a museum.

In that case, an Internet user was using the remailer to post church documents anonymously on online bulletin boards.