Sentence examples for headquarters became from inspiring English sources

The Allen County party headquarters became his hangout.

The DFA's free 12-hour parties, most held in its own downtown headquarters, became legendary.

As the evening wore on, the crowd gathered in front of the Los Angeles police department headquarters became increasingly agitated, throwing rocks and traffic cones and rattling the metal fences manned by officers in riot gear.

The calls to Mr. DeWolfe and Mr. Anderson for impromptu beers at a bar near the News Corporation's Midtown Manhattan headquarters became less frequent, as did Mr. Murdoch's help in cutting through the bureaucracy.

Witnesses said that a group of about 400 protesters, who had peeled away from the main antigovernment protest and marched toward the headquarters, became caught up in the fighting.

But the confrontation at the parking garage — next to the Charlottesville police headquarters — became a bigger flash point this week after Harris was charged with a crime in connection with the brawl.

Mr. Wagner, based in the Washington headquarters, becomes a senior manager; he had been a managing director at Brown Lloyd James.

In a show about surveillance and control, the forum's awkward gallery space, spread over five levels of its narrow, wedge-shaped headquarters, becomes an advantage.

The Emergency Infrastructure Headquarters becomes a smart, integrated part of the city, and evolves emergency response beyond the current model of reactionary impulses.

Members of Parliament said it was a "fake" and a "malicious hoax". "How did Conservative headquarters become possessed of that letter?" the Labor prime minister, Ramsay MacDonald, asked.

The merger will result in head office job losses as two headquarters become one but will create jobs in the enlarged group's 3,000 stores.