Sentence examples for power posted from inspiring English sources

Connecticut's largest utility company, Connecticut Light & Power, posted a map on its Web site with updated figures on power failures.

Will Power posted a four-lap qualifying average of 228.844 miles per hour to tentatively grab the Indianapolis 500 pole.

She has said that senior intelligence officials made a successful bid for enormous power post-9/11, particularly in government surveillance.

A year ago, Gasol would not have been able to go head to head with a power post player like Howard.

But she always exacted her pound of flesh by parlaying his marital slips into her power posts -- health care czar, senator.

However, global energy experts have been saying — in some cases, since the global call for a pullback from nuclear power post-Fukushima — that such calls were simply unrealistic.

This isn't a testy conversation about a single issue, it's a proxy fight in public about the exercise of power post-election, wrote Guardian Australia's Katharine Murphy.

By cutting Communists out of the power posts in the lower house, they also crimp the party's influence -- and, just as in Western parliaments, its access to money.

As the Oxford-educated Polish politician Radoslaw "Radek" Sikorski – one European who knows how to talk to the English elite – characterised the balance of power post-Brexit: "No prizes for guessing who would have the upper hand in the negotiations".

And though he is chairman of the House Budget Committee, a major power post, he is not seeking re-election to a 10th term in Ohio's 12th Congressional District, which stretches north from Columbus.

Keith Henry, an analyst and founder of Asia Strategy, a government policy consultancy in Tokyo, said sensible discussion of CO2 emissions was being lost amid a highly emotive debate over the future of nuclear power post-Fukushima.