Sentence examples for currently operating out from inspiring English sources
Currently operating out of a small office in the union headquarters in Holborn, central London, McCluskey is a former Liverpool docker who for a while in his youth flirted with the Militant Tendency.
Currently operating out of its offices in Mountain View, the business-centric social network has secured three floors at One Montgomery Tower, equaling a grand total of 57,120 square feet of office space.
In fact, Mr. Kean is currently operating out of Mr. Schundler's former campaign headquarters.
That opportunity would be in PRO Rugby, a five-team league currently operating out of Ohio and the west but aiming to expand to the east.
The magazine is currently operating out of a temporary space in the offices of the daily newspaper Libération, with massive round-the-clock police protection.
The restaurant is in the process of moving down the street from its existing location on Crenshaw Boulevard, and is currently operating out of a tent in the parking lot.
While the initiative remains a work in progress – it currently operates out of a single shop, although a second is expected to open later this month – its promise is undeniable.
According to the complaint, the community center currently operates out of a building in the nearby city of Madison Heights, however the facility has become "inadequate for the needs of the AICC", citing washroom space and an area fit for educational activities and special events.
He might have chosen election day to resign from TBWA/London and announce the formation of Beattie McGuinness Bungay, which boasts Sky News and FCUK as its first clients and currently operates out of a friend's borrowed office in Soho, but the move only increased his prestige.
The company, which raised $8 million in a 2015 funding round, currently operates out of Seattle, Portland, San Diego, Denver, Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston.
The team of three currently operates out of the basement of a parking garage in Ann Arbor, which has been converted into TechArb, a student business incubator that is independent of the university.
