Sentence examples for british headquarters from inspiring English sources

Google will build its new British headquarters near King's Cross.

The former British headquarters are at White Sands on the east coast.

He was also implicated in the bombing of the King David hotel, the British headquarters in Jerusalem, in 1946.

An important civil centre and military cantonment, Nowgong served as the British headquarters of the Bundelkhand Agency.

Since Gallagher suspected the remains could be Earhart's, he shipped the bones and artifacts to British headquarters in Fiji for "strictly secret" examination.

Across the road, Google is laying the foundations for its £300m British headquarters behind King's Cross station.

They spent years preparing a detailed military map, now known as the British Headquarters Map, dating from 1782 or 1783.

ON A sunny day in July, visitors to the new British headquarters of Huawei, a big Chinese telecoms firm, might think they had arrived in California.

In 1807 Osei Bonsu occupied southern Fante territory an enclave around British headquarters at Cape Coast; in the same year, Great Britain outlawed the slave trade.

He was involved in setting up a brand with a former Clarks director, before he joined the company at its British headquarters for a year and a half.

It is not clear whether the Australian arm of the company passed on McBride's concerns to the British headquarters at the time, although Woodhouse had assumed they had.