Sentence examples for headquarters on which from inspiring English sources

With no ticker outside its headquarters on which to display a welcome message, JPMorgan instead opted for posters.

The walled country estate leased for its headquarters, on which the charity lavished $600,000, is deserted.

But the politics are ambient in the world that Yvonne is filming (a key location is a former Panthers headquarters on which the bank has foreclosed), and in response to the banker's mandate Yvonne instead ramps up the politics.

As votes roll in, Romney's get-out-the-vote algorithm alerts campaign headquarters on which demographics of voters are underperforming (compared to the campaign's forecasted goals).

They had a G.P.S. and an enlarged printout of a portion of the British Headquarters Map, on which they'd superimposed the street grid an oddly thrilling document, as endlessly scrutinizable as the cover of "Led Zeppelin IV".

In particular, Wilpon played a role in the building of the company's new headquarters on Madison Avenue, which the company moved into in 2002.

It's conveniently located just behind the former KGB headquarters on Lubyanka Square, which makes it a much easier to find than Winzavod.

For instance, in 1992 he and his colleagues convinced the City Planning Commission that the public would actually gain by losing public space at the former AT&T headquarters on Madison Avenue, which was being renovated as Sony Plaza.

At corporate headquarters on Avenue Montaigne, which houses Paris' biggest Dior boutique, Delphine oversees the haute couture atelier on the top floor, where three dozen seamstresses stitch triple silk organza, hand-painted with purple flowers, that will adorn a one-of-a kind gown designed by John Galliano that might cost $35,000.

At one point, F.B.I. officers gathered to listen to a tape, smuggled out of K.G.B. headquarters in Moscow, on which the mole's voice had been recorded.

Last Monday afternoon, in Trump Tower, twenty floors up from the Trump campaign headquarters, Donald Trump, Jr., surveyed his desk, on which sat a bronze statue of Theodore Roosevelt, a rifle cradled in his arm and a Cape-buffalo skull at his feet.