Sentence examples for cross headquarters from inspiring English sources
The Guardian Membership initiative grew out of a readers' weekend held at GNM's King's Cross headquarters in early 2012.
On whether the organisation would continue investing in an events space near the newspaper's King's Cross headquarters, Viner said: "We are exploring options for Midland Goods Shed.
It was only when Sir John Scarlett was asked to sign the dossier for the OECD despatched to the agency's Vauxhall Cross Headquarters last week that the leaks began.
Following the recent unveiling of a space in the UK that provides YouTube stars with a place to record and edit video attached to its King's Cross headquarters in London, the service is will also be Creator Store.
The transition from a plant in Ballinasloe, Ireland, to Cross's headquarters in Lincoln, R.I., should be completed by the end of July.
If staff at Thames House, the home of MI5, and Vauxhall Cross, the headquarters of MI6, have been a little exasperated by the leaks from 'the cousins', that has to be weighed against the advantages of being put at the heart of what appears to have been a great coup.
Epiacum is in some ways a typical Roman fort: inside the wall are straight roads which cross, a headquarters building (the Praetorium), the commandant's house, a set of barrack blocks for the cohort of auxiliary soldiers, and granaries to store food.
Senior Democratic officials said he met with Speaker Nancy Pelosi when their paths crossed at Democratic Party headquarters.
The second a company's headquarters crosses those lines, that cost goes away.
On an upper floor, armed aides ushered the reporters into a lighted suite that appeared to be a cross between a political headquarters and a library, with bookshelves stacked with Islamic texts and prayer rugs.
Alan Fry, the deputy assistant police commissioner in charge of the Anti-Terrorist Branch, said that at 9 45 p.m. "an object was fired at Vauxhall Cross, which is the headquarters of the Secret Intelligence Service".
