Sentence examples for to be post from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
However, in terms of a real boost for the sector, most of the commitments are likely to be post 2015, which for jobs and investments is very disappointing.
As longtime organizer Nelini Stamp put it, "I am voting for who I want my opponent to be post November 9th and that person is Hillary Clinton".
Women expected to be post menopause (+ 51 years) showed lower total magnetic susceptibility in the subcortical gray matter.
Neurons are generally considered to be post mitotic cells and are non-replicating.
The commonest cause for chronic cough, based on response to treatment, was found to be post nasal drip syndrome.
They have multiple functions however the main function is believed to be post transcriptional regulation of protein levels [ 1, 2].
They're caught up in the need to be post-today".
I want some of them to be post-season games.
JUDGE EDWARDS -- Everything else seems to be post-conclusions of law.
Prince, on the other hand, seems to be post-scab, healing a bit.
"Google do actively police Google Play but it tends to be post-release.
