Sentence examples for allows office from inspiring English sources

Downtown, a new riverside walk brings tourists and allows office workers to stretch their legs.

For teams that do not make the postseason that often — hello again, Mets — an All-Star Game also allows office staff to gain experience working on a significant event, which can improve operations and morale.

The bandwidth is now several megabits as standard in most homes, and this has opened up the possibilities". That change is almost certainly a result of increased business connectivity, which allows office workers to surf the web all day.

This plugin for Thunderbird allows office workers to keep track of their appointments without the need to pay for a pricey software license.

Third time's the charm: Today, German conglomerate Siemens announced it will acquire Comfy, an Oakland-based startup that allows office workers to control temperature and lighting.

While Microsoft already allows Office users to edit and control a document, this is limited to one user at a time, while other users can only observe the changes.

It would also allow office workers to walk underground from Seventh Avenue to Ninth Avenue and the new office towers rising on the West Side.

The building makes extensive use of glass to allow office workers to look into a central courtyard, which will be shaped like the Porsche shield, and onto the track, where owners and prospective customers are expected to drive.

Ergonomic sit-to-stand and dynamic treadmill workstations are innovative workplace interventions that allow office workers to decrease sedentary behavior and engage in light activity and standing while working.

Earlier this spring, The Times's Web site, www.latimes.com, ran a live video stream from KTLA of a big immigration march, allowing office workers who had no access to television to watch it at work.

The government is due to publish a consultation paper on allowing office blocks and other commercial or residential property to be used for schools without their having to apply for planning permission.