Sentence examples for expected office from inspiring English sources

The brainchild of its star, Tina Fey – she of the election-swinging Sarah Palin impressions – it's set behind the scenes of an NBC sketch show, but the expected office politics and single-gal romantic complications are given a new twist by breakneck pacing and the anything-goes surrealism of The Simpsons at its peak.

As MG points out in the interview, this is just an entry point for Google (netbooks today, PCs tomorrow), and the announcement was expertly timed to take some of the attention away from Microsoft's expected Office-in-the-cloud announcement next week.

(And even then, expect office ridicule if you start rooting loudly for Duke).

Johnson Smith could not expect office in the Thatcher government elected in 1979, when he was 55.

One difference, and source of potential conflict, is that Gen Y expects office cultures to adapt to them, rather than the reverse.

Many investors expect office vacancy rates to continue to decline in the next couple of years, with a corresponding rise in rents.

Allen et al. (2008) found that concentrations of pentaBDE congeners in residential dust were strongly correlated over an 8-month period, and we would expect office dust concentrations to be similarly stable.

They're cheaper, they don't expect offices of their own and it's easy to get rid of them if enrollment drops.

Get 'em, boys!'" The row is unlikely to have much effect on The Avengers' gargantuan expected box office take this weekend.

Ed Winter, the assistant chief coroner for Los Angeles County, said he expected his office to issue a final autopsy report next week.

The UBS analysts said they expected London office values to fall by 20% – an increase on their previous 15% estimate.