Sentence examples for postal at the from inspiring English sources
But then she goes nearly postal at the thought that the randy general -- whose wife was the daughter of the superintendent of West Point when he married her 38 years earlier -- was now taking up with an even younger, though less well-toned, "social ambassador" babe in Florida.
† T0 = postal questionnaire at the start of the study; T1 = postal questionnaire at 6-months follow-up; T2 = postal questionnaire at 12-months follow-up; T3 = postal questionnaire at 18-months follow-up; CR_GP = continuous registration during study in GP's Information System; CR_E = continuous registration during study by older people in [G]OLD care booklet.
An innocuous letter, passing through the labyrinth of the postal system at the wrong moment, could become dangerous, as the Brentwood postal worker had insisted to Dr. Richardson weeks ago.
"Ten years from now, my bet is that the 'post' as a word will disappear," says Isabelle Segni, a specialist in postal reform at the World Bank.That prospect represents a challenge for governments and postal managers alike.
Nonetheless, postal officials at the scene said, the false alarm demonstrated how fears of terrorist activity have rattled the nerves of postal employees.
His father retired as a postal carrier at the Adelphi station in Brooklyn.
"I'm scared to death," said a postal worker at the back door of the main post office in Sacramento.
Judicial Watch represents postal workers at the Brentwood mail center in Washington, which handled anthrax-laden letters headed to Capitol Hill.
His father is a postal worker at the South Shore Annex, a mail handling center in Tottenville, Staten Island.
"We think increasing rates would be counterproductive for the Postal Service and for customers like us," said Rafe Morrissey, vice president for postal affairs at the Greeting Card Association, which includes Hallmark.
It had been poured into the condoms and placed in the package addressed to the main postal centre at the Vatican.
