Sentence examples for headquarters comes from inspiring English sources

The decision to expand the plant, near the company's Corning, N.Y., headquarters, comes less than three months after Corning said it would spend $50 million and hire about 1,000 workers to set up a similar plant in Benton Township, Pa.

The current prototype kicking around ePawn's Paris headquarters comes in at 23 inches across (which made a splash at this year's E3), but Duteil tells me that the production model is even bigger at 26 inches.

News of the meeting, which sources said took place at Facebook's Menlo Park, California, headquarters, comes on the eve of its much-anticipated market debut.

The group's large, comfortable headquarters came under aerial bombardment.

The rumblings emerging from Goldman's headquarters come during a long period of stability at the top.

Westmoreland's Saigon headquarters came under attack, and a VC squad even penetrated the compound of the U.S. embassy.

The F.B.I. raid of the company's headquarters came a month before it filed for bankruptcy.

Last May, the United Nations mission headquarters came under fire from the latest ethnic militia to seize control of this town.

The people in charge ignored them, the Crazy Gang was wound up and the announcement from Football Association headquarters came on 28 May 2002.

The meeting at Facebook's Menlo Park, California, headquarters came about after a report accused the company of harboring a bias against conservative views.

Mr. Tenet's farewell on Thursday, at a bittersweet ceremony at C.I.A. headquarters, came seven years to the week after he took over as director of central intelligence.