Sentence examples for the british post from inspiring English sources

The British envoy left Benghazi the next day, and the British post in the city was closed on June 17.

After Ibrahim threatened the British post at Jebba, 98 miles (158 km) south-southwest, in 1900, British forces occupied Kontagora town (1901) and removed him from office.

The development of the British post office up to the reforms introduced by Rowland Hill has already been described.

The British post office makes a 4x5 inch print of the letter & sends it to the homefolk.

Among them was one by the head of the British post office in 1878, two years after Alexander Graham Bell received a patent on the telephone.

Anthony Trollope, for example, wrote dozens of novels while working for the British post office, using the Victorian equivalent of a laptop computer: a portable writing desk.

The music was from The Fall, the British post-punk band.

It represents an amazing period," says Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, of the British post-WWI drama whose impact some have predicted will parallel that of Boardwalk Empire in the USA.

This occurs in numerous photographs when they are posed among trees, on rocky promontories and weathered docks, camouflaged with leaves, or layered with small gray stones until they all but disappear, as in a work titled "Richard Long," after the British Post-Minimalist sculptor.

8 January, Columbia Having engaged in a mutual love-in for several years, Sun Kil Moon (the vehicle for singer-songwriter Mark Kozelek's long, ruminative ballads) and Jesu (the British post-rock band fronted by Justin Broadrick) finally get to collaborate on this intriguing new album.

Taken to a tea party in the home of a post office employee in honour of the British post-master general, he goes into the garden and tries to impress a little girl, puffed up with a sense of responsibility as a representative of the Jewish people and of Zionism.