Sentence examples for the posts offered from inspiring English sources

In the spring, when the local state assemblyman stepped down after long service and the Party leadership chose Patty's mother to run as his replacement, the Posts offered to co-host a fund-raiser in the green luxury of their back yard.

But the post offered no further information about what the terms of the commitment.

A former C.I.A. officer talking to the Post offered another factor, saying any possible tipsters would have trouble trusting U.S., Afghan and Pakistani authorities — assuming they knew who to call in the first place.

News broke today of at least 20 editorial staff being made redundant at the News as the Post offered voluntary buyouts to journalists in an attempt to achieve a 10% reduction in newsroom staffing.

Bonds refused the post offered and walked away from the club.

Among the most recent reporters to leave is James Grimaldi, who in April took one of the buyouts the Post offered to reduce the staff and was immediately snapped up by The Wall Street Journal.

The deregulation of European telecoms, once just as coddled as the post, offers just such an example.

The post offers a breakdown of the 2016 budgets for most science agencies and a list of stories to get readers caught up on the major issues.

That could be for a number of reasons, though Strickler and Benenson (who authored the post) offer no explanation.

Perhaps even more risible is the explanation the Post offers for its claim that the entire baby boom generation is having a difficult time coping with adversity and age.

'Must be two million people look at that cover.'" After the Post, offers came from other magazines: Life, Judge, The People's Popular Monthly.