'fill the office' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that the office should become occupied with people. For example, "Please help us fill the office with volunteers."
But others have turned to personal friends to fill the office.
If Mr. Gallegos is recalled, an election will be held to fill the office.
This would allow the people, rather than a partisan sitting governor or a squabbling legislature, to fill the office.
For years, banks all but threw credit cards at the foreigners who come here in droves to work the malls and fill the office towers.
Jeno Kovacs, now a Central Committee secretary, has been chosen to fill the office, which is to manage the day-by-day work of the party.
Four years later, Mitt Romney's unsteady campaign performance has yet to convince voters that he is a "Marshall-type figure" who can, in his own distinct way, fill the office of the presidency.
Further, the influx of Amazon employees won't completely fill the offices left vacant since 2005, when the Pentagon began relocating many of its workers.
Each workday at Atajurt, dozens of desperate people would fill the offices seeking help for friends and relatives held in China.
Kenya tech hub: Tech-savvy graduates fill the offices of iHub (left), a startup incubator founded by Erik Hersman (right), one of the creators of the Ushahidi incident-reporting platform now in use around the world.
But the worthy member supposes that Congress will fix their wages so low, that only the rich can fill the offices of senators and representatives.
Employee pets fill the offices of PetSafe, keeping the perspective close at hand and top of mind for what our customers are going through.
