Sentence examples for fictional office from inspiring English sources
The clips feature the fictional office manager performing his own original tunes, including "Spaceman Come Down" and "Freelove Freeway".
An Emmy aspirant cannot, as Ilana does at the fictional office of Deals Deals Deals, slip away from her desk, retrieve a one-hitter from behind a tile in a bathroom stall, smoke, then curl up on a toilet and nap away the afternoon.
She was quickly hooked and right away she noticed stunning works of art in Lucious Lyon's fictional office and home.
Our Vice President had the same first name as the boss in the fictional office.
Lester Speight's fictional "Office Linebacker" slams the GOP nominee against the bus in which he was captured boasting about being able to grab women "by the pussy" to then "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush in 2005.
Or maybe they'll get help from the producers of "The Chief's Office," described by the Associated Press as "a satire on the life behind the scenes in the fictional office of a military leader with an extraordinary resemblance to Fidel Castro".
In fact, on Sunday there will be a party on the "West Wing" set, with people from the real White House (including John Podesta, the chief of staff, and Joe Lockhart, the press secretary) visiting the fictional Oval Office.
Another event, "News Just In", was described as a "continually evolving, satirical comedy set in a fictional media office of Glasgow 2014".
The economic consequences for the Irish economy if Dublin had penalised Apple's hoarding billions of profits in a fictional 'head office' may have been disastrous, should the free-moving tech giant have chosen to base its operations in a more malleable alternative country.
It didn't take long before I was making lists of publishing companies and genuinely excited for a fictional city office I had built in my mind.
Since the show airs in many countries, Dunder Mifflin has become associated with Scranton internationally – in a 2008 St. Patrick's Day speech in the suburb of Dickson City, then-Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern made a reference to the city's fictional branch office.
