Sentence examples for changed office from inspiring English sources

They haven't changed, office Christmas parties, since the turn of the century.

He changed office locks and hired bodyguards and security to keep out foundation members, Mr. Jalili said.

Eunice Rho, the counsel representing Shukran and other plaintiffs in the lawsuit, said Save My Home and its affiliates have routinely changed office locations, company names and phone numbers.

And he changed offices, moving from the House to the Texas Department of Agriculture, from there to the lieutenant governorship and from there, with the election of George W. Bush to the presidency in 2000, into the office he holds today.

(When her staff changed offices during the transition between administrations, her press secretary, Pamela Turnure, entering the new space to find it already "stacked from the floor to the ceiling with mail," nearly "burst into tears").

In some bittersweet symbolism, Supercell recently changed offices and moved into an old Nokia research center that was abandoned after the venerable Finnish handset manufacturer downsized amid competition from iOS and Android.

The government cites an e-mail sent by Mr Gates in July 1999 that showed a willingness to change Office applications to favour devices that run on Windows, even if that damaged the interests of customers who rely on the ubiquitous Palm Pilot.

Ravetch paid a fellow writer $50 to change offices so that he could sit next to Frank, and within a year they were married.

In recent months, there has been a dizzying game of musical chairs in commercial real estate as brokers change offices and companies try to expand.

Go to the nearest bureau de change (money changing office) for any currency exchange.

George W. Bush -- both captive and creator of this moment -- has steadily, inexorably, changed the office itself.