Sentence examples for headquarters called from inspiring English sources
Kofi Annan, in the UN headquarters, called him "a great diplomat and a wonderful ambassador".
He also helped create a headquarters called Al Qaeda, the Base.
Maria Bartiromo of CNBC visits the company's California headquarters, called the Googleplex, to see what engineers are working on next.
GCHQ's new headquarters, called the Doughnut because of its circular shape and hollow centre, is itself estimated to cost £330m.
The Sledgehammer plan, contained on a CD, had been stored in a top-secret area at division headquarters called the Cosmic Room.
Witnesses said that the police and soldiers opened fire without warning as thousands of demonstrators marched on the imposing, Soviet-era government headquarters, called the White House.
He hounded different candidates' headquarters, calling 10 to 12 times a week.
At Operation Sail's Manhattan headquarters, calls seeking comment were not answered.
Jon Morse, director for astrophysics at NASA headquarters, calls Kepler the first planetary census taker.
In Basra, about 600 people gathered in front of the provincial headquarters, calling for the governor's ouster.
About 20 people who have been evacuated from areas near the Fukushima Daiichi plant protested outside the Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco) headquarters, calling for a quick decision on possible compensation.
