Sentence examples for desk for all from inspiring English sources
One has to wonder, too, what this extension of sales means for the day branded by retailers as "Cyber Monday" – the Monday after the Thanksgiving holiday where everyone returns to work and shops from their desk for all the things they forgot to buy while in-store.
It is a single desk for all of the firm's hundred and twenty-five employees, with room for fifty more.
But possibly the most important clue is left out on Spangler's desk for all to see: that Atlas MacDowell "happy holidays" paperweight.
Reflecting further, Ms. Gomez wondered if the best new desk for all of us might be something that's just really sturdy.
Earlier this year, the Manhattan advertising firm the Barbarian Group unveiled its "superdesk": one huge, continuous single desk for all 125 staff, which it describes as "4,400 square feet of undulating, unbroken awesomeness to keep people and ideas flowing".
Which means I've also spent thousands of hours sitting at a desk for all those same years.
Sitting behind the judges' desk, looking for all the world like the doll on Steve Martin's dashboard in The Man with Two Brains, she's difficult to dislike.
The Fujitsu ScanSnap FI-5110EOX (about $400 online, or $300 after a rebate that's available through September), for example, sits on your desk looking for all the world like a tiny inkjet printer (it's only 5.9 by 11.2 by 5.7 inches).
"Who knows if I would still be working in theater if I weren't also working in film?" Mr. Aibel mused recently, in an interview in his small office at the Vineyard, where the bookshelves above his assistant's desk hold binders for all the movies he's worked on, including Wes Anderson's "Royal Tenenbaums" (2001) and James Gray's "Two Lovers" (2008).
How the hell is anyone suppose to see the desk for sale with all the junk on top?
I always understood them to be a distinct phenomena of the American system that confers a wonderfully prolonged summer vacation on its lucky little Brad and Janets, while shackling its working schlubs to their desks for all but a couple of weeks a year.
