Sentence examples for headquarters filled from inspiring English sources
Yet he's not unduly torn when he comes face to face with Crowder, in his headquarters filled with swastikas and Confederate flags.
Those terrorists, Nazis and racists, how can we tolerate them after committing this crime?" The plaza outside Arafat's headquarters filled with shouts of jubilation as Palestinians who had been confined with Arafat were reunited with friends and family.
Their efforts, apparent this weekend in bustling campaign headquarters filled with people who clearly are not from Iowa, reflect the calculation that the outcome could prove pivotal in determining whom the Democrats nominate in Boston.
Givens tells Mullen that he and Boyd Crowder "weren't what you'd call buddies, but you work a deep mine together you look out for each other". Yet he's not unduly torn when he comes face to face with Crowder, in his headquarters filled with swastikas and Confederate flags.
But don't tell the bidders about the display case at TV Tokyo headquarters, filled with relics of game ventures that flopped.
Holbrooke has taken over two suites of offices at State Department headquarters, filling them with a staff that has grown to some thirty people.
Packer described how Holbrooke set up his team for his final post: Holbrooke has taken over two suites of offices at State Department headquarters, filling them with a staff that has grown to some thirty people….
Mr. Lancman's cramped campaign headquarters is filled with young volunteers.
Its headquarters are filled with models, toys, and gizmos that help people think creatively about design and technology, initially on a small scale.
The Spartanburg headquarters are filled with laboratories that have produced 1,600 patents and allowed the company to branch into chemical products that provide a hedge against textile losses.
To Mr. Baer, who was never promoted beyond the agency's middle grades, headquarters was filled with pasty-faced reports officers; young, jackbooted counterintelligence officers; and desk jockeys.
