Sentence examples for Proper office from inspiring English sources

To celebrate 2002, I have acquired a proper office in which to exercise my genius.

Within two years, the business had a proper office and seven people.

So instead of taking shape in a proper office, Avalon Partners was born in Mr. Au's Battery Park City apartment.

The shed is wonderfully insulated and easy to heat; it's a proper office and very, very private.

Although I had primarily worked in digital solitary confinement from my spare bedroom for the last eight months or so – knowing that Sam was back in a proper office made everything feel more depressing.

"I was bullied, ostracised from my department, refused proper office facilities (a tiny desk which had no internet access and I was working on a digital project and needed email) and refused a dedicated phoneline which I had previously".

In the Seventies and Eighties they used to have proper offices, with doors that closed, like cosy dens.

For the staff, there are proper offices, and for performers, a rehearsal studio and a dressing room with a shower.

At the BBC now they have all these hubs and pods, there's not proper offices – you have to sit on a sofa and put your laptop on a coffee table – there are no tables at waist-height.

Not only has the company moved towards the establishment in a corporate sense, setting up proper offices and going on a massive recruitment drive, it's also moved away from the boorish yet eminently shareable (and sellable) content that defined its halcyon days.

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