Usa "postman" in una frase

1. As village postman, he had his responsibilities and nothing would get in his way

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2. radiant smile when the postman called

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3. The postman is always doing that

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4. “Where’s the postman then?” asked a second

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5. It is not the postman who does it

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6. discourse into the superficial and the cynical (Postman, 1985)

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7. The postman looked startled at my uncomfortable gesture

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8. I may be a petty postman to you and not worthy of your respect

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9. It lay there patiently until some time later when a postman came along and found it

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10. The postman knew that most moon rockets were launched from the Space Centre in America

11. ” The postman poked his head outside, motioning to someone

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12. arrival of the postman each day

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13. A week later the much-waited postal order arrived and each week Bridget would look out for the postman with expectancy she never had to do before

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14. “Hello, Miz Elkins,” said the grandson of the postman

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15. 4 days later and Olivera met Paolo the Postman in the early hours of the morning when the delivery of mail arrived from Belo Horizonte

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16. Sonia smiled at the postman and went into her office with package

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17. We are at Nic's sisters, and I'll send the postman or a courier to pick it up

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18. Simon is impressed with Stef's idea, no way would the gang attack a postman, and he was right about a pick up time

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19. Simon imagines in his mind unscrewing and unbolting the door as the postman arrives for his parcel

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20. He hands it to him and the postman returns to his van and drives away before his watchers have time to do anything about it

21. Hearing the postman pushing letters through her letterbox has Suzy opening her eyes

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22. Bobby the postman had brought her a letter which was completely drenched with the rain which had been threatening to fall all morning

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23. "What happened to the postman?" he jibed as she turned to go

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24. The look of the house might have kept the local children away, but apparently the local postman isn’t so easily deterred from his rounds

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25. Neil Postman seems to share my sentiment about the death of our

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26. Postman then goes about creating new narratives out of the scrap

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27. I am in sympathy with the narratives that Postman proposes: they

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28. Postman offers may point in a direction toward that mythology

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29. are, as Neil Postman suggests in his book of the same name, “Amused

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30. Oh, God, no! It was the substitute postman who'd come to the trailer earlier

31. “What about the postman?”

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32. “Such as what time they get up in the morning, what time the postman calls, how much milk they have left, where they shop, what they eat, their favourite pubs and restaurants - everything, but especially their routines

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33. Then she asked Dale to check at reception to see if the postman had brought any letters

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34. “Have you moved in recently?”’ asked the postman handing her a couple of envelopes

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35. When the postman came to deliver Sandhya’s letter that March end, Roopa nearly grabbed if from him to his amusement

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36. She tried to figure out Prasad’s future moves to enable her to come up with appropriate responses, but as she failed to come up with a game plan, the postman came up with Sandhya’s letter as though to show her the way

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37. A passing postman touched his cap, and she turned the other way

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38. And for her herself to descend and help in the eyes of all Kökensee would have been too great a condescension, besides involving her in difficulties with the wife of the forester, and the wife of the Glambeck schoolmaster, who was also the postman, both of whom were of the same social standing as the younger Frau Dremmel and would jealously resent the least mark of what they would interpret as

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39. So, you see, someone has been found at the Montmartre, even if it is not Betty Blackwell herself, who has interest enough in the case to open a letter to her before handing it back to the postman

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40. It wasn't the postman, he was a slight young thing and he always wore the bright red Royal Mail jacket

41. It was postman

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42. The postman handed over

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43. She sent a post card to her mother telling her she was now living with a nice young man (me!) and got back a scathing letter accusing her of thoughtlessness in sending such details on a post card where the postman could read it and spread the gossip in their small town

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44. and Postman, L

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45. The flowers were delivered by a postman

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46. Our new postman is gay and totally ignores me when I open the door to him in the morning wearing a

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47. Jessie felt a nudge on his shoulder and it was the postman “I wish he’d have been playing for us this afternoon we might not have lost

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48. ” Said the postman as he sat back in his seat thinking “show off

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49. She rushed to the door when the postman rang, was rude to Mr

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50. And at last the postman came with his sack, laughing and jolly

51. As they were finishing breakfast came the postman with a letter from Derby

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52. One morning the postman came just as he was washing in the scullery

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53. The postman came running back, afraid something had happened

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54. Morel," said the postman, his blue eyes bright

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55. When he was in the rush of preparing for the night's post, examining the work up from Fanny's room, which smelt of ironing, the evening postman came in

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56. Deschamps, the notary, that he received from the postman a small billet, which he knew to be from Valentine, although he had not before seen her writing

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57. From house to house, giving his everwelcome double knock, went the nine o'clock postman, the glowworm's lamp at his belt gleaming here and there through the laurel hedges

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58. The show airing was Postman Calls

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59. This message over the same station, same program, “Postman Calls,” was from First Lieutenant Louis (Silvie) Zamperini, United States Army Air Corps

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60. We regret the unhappiness that must have accompanied the news of his reported death but hope that the efforts of his fellow prisoners of war on “Postman Calls” will (atone) in some small way for the error

61. We hope this little group of prisoners connected with “Postman Calls” program can be of further service in the future

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62. It was Postman Calls again

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63. “Hello, America,” the announcer began, “this is the postman calling and bringing a special message as promised earlier in tonight’s program to Mrs

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64. She chose to ignore it, probably only the postman

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65. why his attention was particularly called to it before he handed it to the local postman

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66. She watched till the postman passed by, ran out to him with her epistle, and then again took her listless place inside the window-

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67. At the door he met an intelligent postman coming out with letters for the morning delivery

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68. This also was strange to the postman addressed

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69. The letters had come—nine costly letters, for which the postman had been paid three and twopence, and Mr

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70. " At this moment the postman knocked, and gave a letter to Madame Cornoiller, who ran into the garden, crying out:

71. People became enthusiastic; and they began to tick off the days on the calendar; and they watched eagerly for the postman, hoping for invitations

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72. ‘Morning,’ he added as a postman came in with a big, flat parcel

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73. The postman shouted to the man to stop, but the traveller paid no heed and pursued his road at full gallop

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74. "That man is in a devilish hurry!" said the postman

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75. But the postman couldn’t stop babbling

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76. "I'm still not used to my husband being a postman

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77. The postman came melting along the sidewalk in the hot summer sun, his nose dripping, his fingers wet on his full leather pouch

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78. "I heard the postman

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79. "Here comes someone," said the postman

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80. ‘I’m still not used to my husband being a postman

81. I’m sure last winter (it was a very severe one, if you recollect, and when it did not snow, it rained and blew), not a creature but the butcher and postman came to the house, from November till February; and I really got quite melancholy with sitting night after night alone; I had Leah in to read to me sometimes; but I don’t think the poor girl liked the task much: she felt it confining

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82. At last the Captain made a postman of it; tying a lettered, leathern tally round its neck, with the ship's time and place; and then letting it escape

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83. By him stood a cross-looking policeman, a pedlar, a postman, a clerk, an old woman with a parasol, and a short-haired boy with an empty basket

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84. “His shirt should be untied,” said the postman

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85. These jealous doubts, later on, ran the whole gamut from the postman to the rector of Mrs

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86. I wanted to be where things were handy: running water from a faucet, bathtubs and gas and linoleum, a smoothly cut lawn and a morning postman

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