post-office造句

It wants to storm the last bastion of post-office monopolies (carrying ordinary letters).

I saw her step the street and disappear into the post-office.

On November 20th teachers, town-hall staff, post-office workers and other civil servants are due to strike.

Train drivers, teachers, post-office staff, air-traffic controllers, and other mostly public-sector workers, some wheeling children's buggies, others banging festive drums, took part.

The new government plans to reunite the financial services, delivery and post-office activities as a way to subsidise lossmaking outlets in rural areas.

Thus the art of architecture and its decoration—the post-office mural or the restored Williamsburg –are forced on millions who, left to themselves, might live in a cave or a tent.

It tells the story of a post-office manager who tries to scheme his way into a job on the Med but is instead dispatched to the dreaded, rain-soaked, chip-eating, beer-drinking north.