Sentence examples for from a cubicle from inspiring English sources

Soon after emerging from a cubicle, Mr. Chen was smiling cautiously.

A friend from a cubicle near hers at work invited her to a comedy club.

There were no seats left, so she stole a chair from a cubicle for her mother while she herself stood for seven hours.

As people tethered to their digital devices extend the workday into night and through weekends, the workplace has become a mutable environment that can morph from a cubicle in a corporate tower to a living room.

Having settled into a comfortable hotel-lobby chair opposite Mr. Adams on a sofa -- a setting as different from a cubicle as could be imagined -- one had to think up a question Mr. Adams could not weasel out of.

The callers rang the station in Vermont, from all across the region, and I tried to answer their questions as best I could from a cubicle crowded with CDs of the Bob & Ray Show all of us intertwining in the ether somewhere.

To be fair, though, it's difficult to wring much profundity from a cubicle-inspired comedy, especially one in which six thinly developed story lines are crammed into 80 minutes.

But it's also true that creativity can come from anywhere, and probably least of all from inside a cubicle, no matter how sunny and technologically mind-blowing it is.

"It's so different from sitting in a cubicle every day".

From deep inside a cubicle on the first official workday of 2010 for the hats-and-noisemakers crowd, a question came to mind: How did the people who worked while the rest of the city partied on New Year's Eve spend their Monday?

From the inside of a cubicle, for 16 hours a day, summer may not feel different from the other seasons.