Sentence examples for cheap office from inspiring English sources

During them, constituents air grievances while sitting on distressingly cheap office furniture.

"A flexible office was above all a cheap office," Saval writes.

Here's how start-ups can get cheap office space and three ways to jump-start your dreams.

So much cheap office space will remain for businesses to rent, even if some disappears from city centres.

"Simply put cheap bricks means cheap office buildings on the back of blood bricks and slave labour".

York's Heslington campus has cheap office space for start-ups: new firms pay no rent for three months.

The rest is just a cheap office building," he says, before leaving me to explore the interior for myself.

It's a lot less interested in small, weird companies in small, cheap offices, plumbing the unplumbably weird problem space of late 21st-century capitalism.

The term boiler room was first coined in the US to describe how political parties hired rooms at election times to speed-dial prospective voters, but later became a byword for the cheap offices where brokers would sit in close proximity, serially calling "sucker lists" of potential share buyers, selling worthless stock from a pre-prepared script.

US blog networks also tended to take tiny, cheap, offices – if at all.

One desk in London later and you have the best of both worlds: a vibrant Berlin talent pool, cheap offices and an exit route via a UK LTD.