Sentence examples for familiar office from inspiring English sources
As Microsoft employs legions of smart programmers who could adapt their software to almost anything, the most likely explanation is that Microsoft wants its Windows 8 tablet to have the great differentiation of familiar Office software.
And he has chosen to do so from the familiar office that Americans since the dawn of the television age have come to associate with big moments -- for them, and for presidents.
After his brilliant first day 68, which left him just two shots off the lead seized by the veteran and former champion Tom Watson, it was plain that he felt his great achievement was to have the feeling that he had just pulled up his chair in an old and familiar office, though perhaps not quite putting out the family pictures on the desk.
There in her familiar office I questioned the how's and why's of failing at my marriage and imagined out-loud this do-over and that do-over and how it could have saved us.
The service – yes, it's a subscription-based service – includes support for up to five devices, all the familiar Office applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, etc., etc. – as well as additional online storage in Sky Drive (20 GB), and 60 free minutes to use on Skype each month.
But now, in the throes of a November real estate boomlet, I called this familiar office on a Tuesday afternoon and set closing for Friday.
Late one night last October, I found myself going to sleep in a familiar place: my office floor at Brookhaven National Laboratory BNLL).
The film is expected to cross the $100 million mark at the box office today, a familiar place for Mr. Spielberg's awards contenders; adjusted for inflation, "Schindler's List" and "The Color Purple" both surpassed that, and "Saving Private Ryan" earned double.
So both baby boomers and their children grew up with the familiar Oval Office shot.
The Canon i860 printer tries to resolve the problem by adapting a technology long familiar in office photocopiers.
On July 15 — 30 years ago today — at 10 p.m., President Carter and 100 million people finally faced each other across that familiar Oval Office desk.
