Sentence examples for headquarters complete from inspiring English sources

At ESL's Addis headquarters, complete with portholes and model ships, the outgoing boss, Ambachew Abraha, remembers proudly his days as an engineer aboard the freighter Queen of Sheba.

The next day, there was a presidential-style briefing room at campaign headquarters, complete with a lectern in front of deep blue draping.

Apparently in it for the long haul, they have erected a wooden hut by the side of the road to serve as protest headquarters, complete with campaign posters, news clippings and children's drawings of the riots.

The authorities made a point of their own on Sunday by allowing the rally to go ahead in front of government headquarters, complete with temporary stage, big screen and massive sound system.

But Smith, famous for brushing off the IPO question, seemed a bit jumpier when asked about it during a recent visit to his gorgeous new headquarters (complete with a basketball court and a 1950s-inspired soda joint).

NEW YORK ― Bloomberg News announced in a Thursday morning press release that "With All Due Respect," its marquee politics show, would broadcast live that afternoon from inside the Hillary Clinton campaign's Brooklyn headquarters, complete with a tour of the premises.

The biggest recent expense is the company's new Midtown Manhattan headquarters, completed in 2007.

Farther up Centre Street is the original New York City Police headquarters, completed in 1909 and used until 1973.

Later, in 1974, he cofounded the Spanish magazine Arquitectura Bis and began working on his first Madrid commission, the Bankinter office headquarters (completed 1976, with Ramón Bescós).

The six-story headquarters, completed in 1928 and adorned with urn-tipped pylons and allegorical statues, was meant to be the base of a taller structure.

Thus began a collaboration that has extended from Pixar's headquarters, completed in 2001, to more than 30 Apple Stores (and counting) around the globe, all with design work by Mr. Bohlin and his firm, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson — and Mr. Jobs himself.