Sentence examples for full-time headquarters from inspiring English sources

The Democratic Party opened its first permanent, full-time headquarters there a month ago.

Campbell executives hope the new building will help the company present a more modern public face and provide a place, somewhat akin to a student center, where its 1,200 full-time headquarters employees can gather.

The house is less a quiet sanctuary than a full-time Flaming Lips headquarters: a place where band members crashed in the early days; where rehearsals still take place in a cramped back room; and where Mr. Coyne can work up visual elements for concerts (like the mirrored disco balls sitting in an open-sided shed in the yard).

Homebase employs about 22 full-time, with office headquarters in San Francisco and an outpost in Houston, Texas.

That can mean anything from working full-time at campaign headquarters, being a field organizer, bundling or donating money, making phone calls, knocking on doors or having filled any one of the crucial roles that exist in a Presidential campaign.

The company employs 11 full-time workers at its headquarters, and about 65 chefs, servers and dishwashers on a contract basis.

The company has about 10 full-time employees, with its headquarters in San Francisco.

Monogram currently has five full-time employees, with its headquarters in San Francisco.

Gild, which currently has 20 full-time employees at its headquarters in San Francisco, says it will use the funds to grow its team and build out its technology.

Spritz, which has 13 full-time staffers between its headquarters in Boston and R&D teams in Salt Lake City and Germany, has raised $3.5 million in funding.

Specifically, Schacht wanted to work with Clay Johnson, who had joined the Dean campaign earlier that year, first as a volunteer and then full-time in the Burlington, Vermont, headquarters as its lead programmer.