postmaster|postmasters|postmistress|postmistresses in English

noun

['pəʊstmæstər /-mɑstə]

manager of a post office; mail manager, person responsible for managing electronic mail on a network (Computers)

Use "postmaster|postmasters|postmistress|postmistresses" in a sentence

1. Father was once a postmaster

2. 18 They appointed him as postmaster.

3. 17 Geoge's father was appointed postmaster.

4. Postmaster Tools uses Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

5. The postmaster shook his head sorrowfully.

6. 21 Postmaster is a sage woman.

7. 4 His father was appointed postmaster.

8. 16 The postmaster shook his head sorrowfully.

9. 15 Her grandfather was a village postmaster.

10. In Khorat, I studied with the postmaster.

11. The postmaster was shot dead by the robbers.

12. The name honors the first postmaster, George Auld

13. He also served as the area's first postmaster.

14. 19 For further assistance, please send mail to postmaster.

15. 10 First Postmaster General of the United States.

16. 13 The postmaster was a very polite old man.

17. 20 Cannot complete action. Enter a valid postmaster.

18. 1 The postmaster was shot dead by the robbers.

19. Bluejacket was named for its first postmaster, the Rev

20. As a young man, he was a storekeeper and postmaster.

21. 14 The position of Postmaster General went to John Wanamaker.

22. 11 John doe was appointed postmaster vice Richard Roe retired.

23. 28 As a young man, he was a storekeeper and postmaster.

24. 12 John Doe was appointed postmaster vice Richard Roe retired.

25. Postmasters in Canada are instructed to backstamp all letters immediately upon receipt to determine the actual date received.