Sentence examples for local hq from inspiring English sources
He added that he had discussed the practice during a meeting at the British army's local HQ.
As I set out from the local HQ for the count, I was tipped off about the result.
Allegedly he was shot by someone in a group of toughs hanging around the local hq. of the neo-Fascist Movimento Sociale Italiano.
Last spring on Manhattan's upper East Side nearly every evening several hundred members of the Italian-American Civil Rights League, carrying portable floodlights, bullhorns, and 20-foot poles with signs reading "Italian Power", would pile out of chartered buses in front of the local hq. of the FBI at 3rd Ave.
By Andy Logan The New Yorker, March 11 , 1972P. 85 Last spring on Manhattan's upper East Side nearly every evening several hundred members of the Italian-American Civil Rights League, carrying portable floodlights, bullhorns, and 20-foot poles with signs reading "Italian Power", would pile out of chartered buses in front of the local hq. of the FBI at 3rd Ave.
In Initial Capital's case, the first thing we did was set-up the local HQ in São Paulo.
There is some memory at local Tory HQ – inevitable because it's called Margaret Thatcher House – but less tangible fondness in the surrounding area.
Volunteer, if you are able, at your local campaign HQ -- I'm sure they'll be glad to put you to work.
I was sporting a snazzy, home-grown Barack Star T-shirt I'd found at my local Democrat HQ and was holding a roll of Obama stickers, in my role as what amounted to "head Obama sticker hander-outer" for my twenty-family precinct.
They covered those connecting points from small towns to big cities, offered a look inside their local campaign HQs, analyzed campaign expenditure data, sifted through campaign material for trends and anomalies, and profiled almost all of the so-called "super delegates", who had a big role in the nomination battle that Barack Obama won.
The decision to host an open primary was not a grassroots initiative, but rather an order from party HQ – local Tories agreed only reluctantly because they "did not want to upset David Cameron".
