Sentence examples for desk on time from inspiring English sources
You had to be at your desk on time; if you were a minute late, even if the train was late, you were docked.
Rushing and cycling do not go together and it is infinitely safer and more enjoyable if you do not have to rush around getting your kit together and pedal like a maniac through the streets to get to your appointment or desk on time.
3. Setting clear expectations: When your staff is spread across multiple states, it's not possible to look over their shoulders and make sure that they're at their desk on time or working productively on the next company initiative.
If the secretaries and the executives think they have it tough having to be at their desks on time and not leaving a minute early in case the owner calls, what about those little old men running the money machine?
So start with just 20 minutes at a time at your standing desk, then add on time as you get used to the setup.
Although many employers have begun introducing sit stand desks as means of reducing employee's occupational sitting time, few studies have examined the impact of prolonged access to such desks on sitting/standing time or cardiometabolic outcomes.
Similarly, I remember once ringing him up from my desk on the Sunday Times literary pages and inquiring, with a tinge of impatience, when we might expect a long-overdue book review.
One way I've found for 7/8th graders to be aware of how often they talk in class, is to give them 3-5 small objects for their left pocket (paperclips, rubber bands, etc). and have them move them one by one to their right pocket or put them on their desk each time they speak.
The paper was prompted, says co-author Michael Merrifield, an astronomer at the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom, by a "bulging file of 113 applications" on his desk for observing time on instruments operated by the European Southern Observatory (ESO far more than he had the time or inclination to evaluate.
I look at the standing stone buddha on the desk every time I take my eyes off the computer screen.
Here, platform staff search for late drivers to keep trains running on time, while ticket-desk staff bear the brunt of passenger ire, and management are on a recruitment drive for the new concourse.
