Sentence examples for run the post from inspiring English sources

"I run the post office to get more customers," Mr. Kinkel said.

"So to ask states to get involved is like asking states to run the post office.

Carole Campbell from Linton, Cambridgeshire is now retired but used to run the post office in Haslingfield with her son.

In the faded coastal town of Bundoran up the road from Ballyshannon, the Breslin family have run the Post Office shop for generations.

Then the Newsletter ran a front-page story accusing her of snooping in islanders' mail and saying that she was unfit to run the post office.

Assuming he means to run the Post as a business rather than a philanthropic or vanity project, Bezos will have to make a choice.

They sent many political hacks to run the post-war in Baghdad, and Don Rumsfeld used Iraq as a lab test to try to prove that the Powell Doctrine of overwhelming force was no longer valid.

Angela Phillips has contributed to the Guardian for over thirty years and for the past twelve years, has run the post-graduate journalism programme at Goldsmiths College, University of London.

When a project doesn't go as planned, teams run the post-analysis against the brand's core values, to measure what went wrong, and to see what can be done differently the next time.

If you use longer 5m posts, you can run the posts through the floor of the stand to the ground.

When he is asked if running the Post will take all his time, he says, "Nehh".