Sentence examples for posts together from inspiring English sources
The two held museum posts, together and severally in Arizona, New York, and the Smithsonian Institution.
Sometimes, Afghan and coalition units are separated by mere yards, and they often man posts together and split duty in guard towers.
Hashtags — which tie Twitter posts together — have become an important sorting mechanism, turning connected reports by individual Twitter accounts into an ad hoc news service.
The moisture content of the dowels is lower than that of the posts, and over time the dowels expand, locking the posts together and creating a structural load-bearing system without the use of glue or nails.
Key to the new design are two aspects of Google+ that are popular among those people: communities, which let the site's users group together around shared interests, and collections, which allows individual users to group their posts together by topic.
The system of categories based on thematic content was determined when two members from the research team reviewed all of the posts independently and then revisited all the posts together repeatedly (at least three times per post).
We can walk around the park, go to the post office together.
It only takes one look at the five-metre-high barricades (now equipped to resist tanks, according to one man who was at work reinforcing one by welding fence-posts together) to know that that is not something the protesters will accept.The ruling Party of Regions was not showing any signs of cracking on January 28th either.
Why can't we buy the programme when we book the ticket and have both posted together?
In order for a review to be entered as part of a school group, that review must be submitted, either online or by post, together with at least three other reviews by other eligible students from the same school.
The reports from each of these audits — which can run more than a hundred pages and are posted, together with Mattel's much shorter responses, on the Web sites of Mattel and the International Center for Corporate Accountability — range from complimentary to scathing.
