So, essentially, offices are where jokes go to die, and then be revived by desperate paramedics, and then die again, forever, for years at a time.
"Their locker is essentially their office, so we tried to set up a situation where their locker is more functional".
The Pentagon, a vast and essentially undefended office building, sits astride a major airline route and highway.
Among the tasks the company will undertake for Microsoft, said Vivek Paul, Wipro's chief executive for technologies, is performing basic business functions, essentially back office work, one of the fastest-growing industries in India.
This month, a bizarre legal tale that has been simmering for months took a more serious turn when the first assistant United States attorney, essentially the office's second in command, was exposed for participating under an alias in the rancorous comments section of a local news Web site.
The House of Sweden, he said, is essentially an office building, with apartments at the top and public space accounting for 30 to 40% of overall square footage.
Specifically, they said they were concerned that allowing more industrial-type marijuana distribution and manufacturing operations in what is essentially an office building could create problems for the other occupants, such as subjecting them to pungent cannabis odors.
Brady also took the unprecedented step of inviting Jastremski to the QB room (essentially Brady‟s office) in Gillette Stadium on Jan . 19for the first and only time that Jastremski can recall during his twenty-year career with the Patriots.
In the decision's aftermath, wealthy candidates appear free to leverage their economic power to essentially purchase public office.
Y's Staff are, essentially, an online office.
