Sentence examples for serving posts from inspiring English sources

As her privately held company grew, Lauder and her husband involved their sons in the decision making: left the business for several years in the 1980s, serving posts in the Reagan administration and making a failed bid for mayor of New York.

He has been Barcelona's longest serving post-war manager and, impressive though their credentials were, his immediate predecessors, Cesar Menotti and Udo Lattek, could not win the championship … Barcelona have not solved anything by dismissing Venables".

Days earlier, the singer took a break from serving post-pregnancy looks to send a message to those impacted by the hurricane. .

The Bureau of Labor Statistics cited an unemployment rate of veterans serving post-9/11 at 7.2percentt in 2014, a decline from 9percentthehe previous year.

Chas also served posts as VP for CNET's broadband & webcasting unit and as VP of business development for mySimon, CNET Networks's comparison-shopping portal.

Colonial means would serve post-colonial ends.

No pre-dreadnoughts served post–World War II.

Most of the participants served during the Vietnam War era, but a few are older veterans who served post-WWII and pre-Korea.

Less fruit was served post-intervention to children in both intervention (−0.33 (0.72)) and control (−0.10 (0.52)) centers.

The similar levels of latitude and independence of action raise the question of whether oversight of clinical research may be sufficiently served, post hoc, through litigation by injured parties – a familiar mode of oversight in clinical practice [ 1].

Already, he is the longest serving post-war chancellor of the exchequer, having wrested this accolade from Nigel Lawson, the Tory finance minister in 1983-89.