Sentence examples for serving as a post from inspiring English sources

Later she will sort them into envelopes inside a house she built with a friend, a refurbished barn with a black locust tree serving as a post to hold up the beams in the center.

The inn, built in 1890 and beautifully restored, has served as a post office, bus terminal and dance hall.

The system serves as a post office, guaranteeing the proper routing of newly synthesized macromolecules to their proper destinations.

The building, also known as the Roosevelt Warehouse, originally served as a post office, and stands at Fourteenth Street near Michigan Avenue.

It developed as a castle town in the early 16th century and later served as a post town on the Tōkaidō ("Eastern Sea Highway").

The Farley Building's main facade, with its grand staircase and row of Corinthian columns, would remain intact and would continue to serve as a post office.

Tsu developed around a 16th-century castle and served as a post town and trade centre for cotton during the Tokugawa era (1603 1867).

A castle town in the 11th century, it later served as a post town on the Nikkō Highway during the Tokugawa era (1603 1867).