Sentence examples for posts in case from inspiring English sources
Speed up as your balance gets better. it's a good idea to do this in a grassy area or lay mats or pads around the posts in case you fall off. Take a gymnastics class. Be patient. Balance doesn't improve overnight so don't over-exert yourself trying to do so. Standing on things not made for standing on involves certain risks. For one, you could of course lose your balance and fall off.
The use of posts in cases in which the tooth structure has been destroyed due to caries, trauma, or overaggressive endodontic procedures is gaining widespread acceptance among dental clinicians [8, 9].
I'll keep you posted, in case you want to come, and I hope you do".
When he finally began taking courses, he took a leave of absence from his teaching post, in case the venture turned into a disaster.
The threat of a rising Raritan was so imminent that some town officials missed the presentation on flood reduction, choosing instead to remain at the municipal command post in case the waters peaked too high.
That's the symbol at the top of the post, in case you haven't guessed.
Thankfully M.I.C. Gadget has a nice translated version posted in case your Chinese is a bit rusty.
We've reached out to Elon to find out if "Thud!" is something legit or if he was just being impish on Twitter as he is wont to do on occasion, and will update this post in case he provides any cryptic hints either way.
Here's the original Yahoo Finance navy post in case you missed it : pic.twitter.com/fmrkLvPTkA.
As one Port Authority worker told the Post, "In case anyone has forgotten, the TSA was created because of a couple of box-cutter incidents," referring explicitly to 9/11, in which the terrorists used box-cutters in their attack.
Lincoln expressed concern over his exposed position to General Washington, noting that many units were not in a position to "render the least assistance to this post in case it is attacked", and that he was keeping wagons ready in case a precipitate departure was needed.
