Sentence examples for territory posted from inspiring English sources
The Australian Capital Territory managed a rate of 82.4% but only 58.4% of voters in the Northern Territory posted ballots – a sign of the difficulties in voting caused by the novel and untested survey process.
Hong Kongs Hang Seng Index edged up 0.2%, or 23.72 points, to 14,545.69, though retail sales in the territory posted a 12.6% drop in February from a year earlier.
Buoyed by the Phillies' World Series triumph, Citizens Bank Park was the only stadium in positive territory, posting a 3.4% gain.
For the past few sessions, Procter & Gamble has appeared on the new-high list as it explores new all-time-high territory (post-split levels) above the 60 threshold.
Once in Isis territory he posted a number of social media messages taunting police and MI5.
In March, the cartel dumped a collection of dismembered bodies in Zeta territory and posted a series of open letters on the walls around them, deriding the Zetas as "a bunch of drunks and car-washers".
Most of the major financials moved out of negative territory and posted gains.
BEIJING (Reuters) — China returned to familiar territory by posting a trade surplus in April, but exports only narrowly topped imports, providing limited comfort for policy makers fearful of another round of global economic turmoil.
The Martian, Ridley Scott's space thriller about an astronaut left behind on Mars when a mission to the red planet goes horribly wrong, has officially entered blockbuster territory after posting $37m in its second week at the US box office.
So it came as confirmation of the cinema world's worst-kept secret that China finally passed Japan to become the largest market outside the US, worth $2.7bn (though Japan, another long-established, saturated territory, did post some small growth, too).
In the resource sector, PetroChina rebounded from negative territory to post a 0.2% gain, to 10.86 Hong Kong dollars ($1.39); China Petroleum and Chemical Corp., or Sinopec, advanced by 4.4%, to 8.02 Hong Kong dollars ($1.03).
