Sentence examples for mixture of offices from inspiring English sources
The chairman of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority resigned yesterday over his objections to a proposal to redevelop the Meadowlands sports complex into a mixture of offices and retail space.
The buildings above are an anarchic mixture of offices and workshops.Gamarra is the humming heart of the rag trade in Peru, a country blessed with top-quality cotton as well as alpaca and vicuña fibre.
The loosely Art Moderne towers are a knockoff of the Century and the Majestic apartment buildings on Central Park West, and they'll be a mixture of offices, condominiums, an upscale hotel, retail space, and movie theatres.
In March 1990, the proposal was changed to a mixture of offices, shops and a hotel.
Reading Geoffrey Wolff's excellent biography of the truly ornery American writer John O'Hara, you sense that you could have managed him, for one night, with a mixture of office-adultery gossip and writerly mumblings about advances and sales.
A mixture of box office flops and fewer releases saw profits at the film division, responsible for titles including Oscar winner Spotlight and Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight, drop 28% to £53m and revenues fall 7%too £553m.
The surrounding neighborhood – a mixture of parking lots, state offices and attorneys' offices – is so quiet on weekends that a toddler could pedal a big wheel up the street safely, or The Specials could record a video about how little is happening.
"Mainly, we're concerned that we get it on the tax rolls with a mixture of retail and office space".
Participants in all samples were a mixture of students and office or manual workers.
Executives who have done it recommend a mixture of working from satellite offices, homes and clients' offices.
Before London won the Olympics, and before Westfield acquired an interest, a masterplan was drawn up for the 180-acre Stratford City site, which followed the conventional wisdom that it is good to be a bit like Barcelona: a grid of well-defined streets formed by solid blocks, containing a mixture of homes, shops and offices.
