When they spoke of post-traumatic stress disorder, on the other hand, it was more as a nod to the organizing theme of the meeting.
Boris Johnson took a swipe at Paris as he spoke of post-Olympic London overtaking the French capital as the most visited city, claiming it was "going gangbusters".
Karl Bartos also spoke of post-war influence as the group thought that they "had this development in the 1920s which was very, very strong and was audio visual.
And then, she spoke of post-abortion care units here in the U.S., in California (and elsewhere), with women on benches, bleeding, after attempting medical abortions without proper supervision.
Since the 1980s it has become common to speak of Post-Boom writers, most of whom were born during the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s, such as Roberto Bolaño, the post Boom Spanish language writer who has made the greatest impact on world literature.
Mr. Serrano spoke of the post office personally.
Sharon was the least messianic of all of Israel's Prime Ministers, much less so than Shimon Peres, for example, who spoke of a post-conflict "new Middle East," of warm comity and interdependent economies.
The Italian designer Joe Colombo spoke of a post-furniture future, in which the contents of a home would be contained in a series of modular elements, in a space with no dividing walls.
The left refused to take Obama at his word when he spoke of compromise, post-partisan politics, or reaching across the aisle.
The people of Holcomb speak of their post office as "the Federal Building," which seems rather too substantial a title to confer on a drafty and dusty shed.
She said that the man on the phone spoke of planning to post video of his killings online.
