Sentence examples for will take the post from inspiring English sources

Mr. Haste, 40, will take the post in April.

Now that the best candidate has been humiliated and betrayed, nobody of stature will take the post.

Chief Cassano, now the chief of operations, will take the post on June 17, succeeding Chief Peter E. Hayden, who is retiring after 37 years in the department.

She will take the post on April 1, after the completion of the two-year term of the chairman, Rowland Lloyd, chief operating officer at Ipsos, who will become vice president of the society.

David A. Bell, co-chairman at the troubled Interpublic Group of Companies in New York, is retiring, Interpublic said yesterday, and will take the post of chairman emeritus, serving as a consultant.

Mr. Amano will take the post as the agency faces many challenges to its mission of containing the spread of nuclear weapons, including Iran's efforts to enrich uranium, a recent nuclear test in North Korea and an agency investigation into whether Syria has covertly sought to build its own nuclear capacity.

If he thinks she'll win, he'll take the post, and become both vice president and heir apparent.

Mr. Haupt, 54, will take the new post of president and chief operating officer at Publicis.

Jim Skinner, president of the European business, will take the new post of president and chief operating officer for Europe, Asia and the Pacific, overseeing 12,350 restaurants.

Arie Rutenberg, 51, senior partner at McCann-Kesher-Barrel, which developed the technology for the site, will take the additional post of chairman at Media Market Makers.

Much of the magazine's staff will move to another Hearst publication, Country Living, including the editor in chief, Sarah Gray Miller, who will take the same post at Country Living.