Sentence examples for a large headquarters from inspiring English sources

"We could do what we could do in a large headquarters while we were airborne," General Bell said.

There are more than a thousand employees, its own hardware servers and a large headquarters with a number of satellite offices around the world.

Major General Nick Pope, a British military spokesman, said RAF jets also hit a large headquarters bunker in Sirte with a salvo of air-to-surface missiles.

"It makes sense from a business point of view for DuPont not to have such a large headquarters, but for the city it's sad," said Carol E. Hoffecker, a historian and the author of "Corporate Capital: Wilmington in the Twentieth Century".

Gen. Nick Pope, a British military spokesman, said royal Air Force jets also hit a large headquarters bunker in Sirte with a salvo of air-to-surface missiles.

Its hunt for a larger headquarters in Washington was stymied by some commercial landlords who were uncomfortable about housing the business.

The change was made because General Franks wanted a more senior officer with a larger headquarters staff to consolidate the growing international coalition forces under a single command reporting directly to him, officials said.

The Fifth Avenue museum must raise an unspecified wad of cash (said to be in the neighborhood of $20 million) or give up its plans to build a larger headquarters in Lower Manhattan, designed by Frank Gehry.

bMighty: What are some trends you see for growing businesses (i.e., working virtually, leaner workforce, etc).? Anita Campbell: The trend is that people are operating small and mid-size businesses virtually without a central office or large headquarters.

The city, the site of a large military headquarters, had so far been spared the heavy conventional bombing that had destroyed much of Tokyo and Osaka.

While MacArthur developed a large General Headquarters in Tokyo to carry out occupation policy, supported by local "military government" teams, Japan, unlike Germany, was not governed directly by foreign troops.