Sentence examples for a giant office from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lai had cut a large figure in Xiamen, sponsoring the local soccer team and investing in a giant office and hotel complex with a planned 88-story center.

Some authority executives say that this opens the possibility that the third site could be used for a park, a cultural institution, or even a smaller building that combines office space and apartments or a hotel, instead of a giant office tower that may no longer be suitable for downtown.

So while Google may not be opening a giant office in Detroit anytime soon, the people of Detroit and the Midwest are coming here.

On Tuesday, the internet waited with bated breath to see what would happen to a valiant raccoon who scaled a giant office building in St .Paul, Minnesota.

It's now a giant office block housing call centre staff, so the next time you're on the phone to a Scottish-sounding call handler at British Gas or Sky, be sure to ask them if they're in the same building that the baby dies in and where Renton falls into a carpet.

It's now a giant office block housing call centre staff, so the next time you're on the phone to a Scottish-sounding call handler at British Gas or Sky, be sure to ask them if they're in the same building that the baby dies in and where Renton falls into a carpet.   .

The company's next project, Vantone New World Plaza, was a giant office-and-shopping complex in the heart of Beijing.

A few days after committing the blunder of his life last year, Plaxico Burress sat in a Giants office with a look on his face that General Manager Jerry Reese had never seen before.

At the corner of Campbell and Seventh Streets in West Oakland, across from a giant post office, sits Oakland and the World Enterprises.

Also, not every marketer needs a giant agency with scores of offices around the world staffed by phalanxes of executives.

The couple consult a doctor, played in cameo by Gondry himself, who proposes a drawn-out remedial treatment including surgery, whose costs Colin must meet by taking grim jobs, including one in a bizarre giant office in which secretarial types bash out words as best they can on a succession of old-fashioned typewriters that roll mystifyingly past on a Chaplinesque conveyor belt.