Sentence examples for office appearance from inspiring English sources
The remarks, Mr. Bush's first public comments on the memorandums, came at a hastily arranged Oval Office appearance before reporters.
Those were the last words of the brief Oval Office appearance, and aides shooed reporters out before they could ask follow-up questions.
That's the reason I had the press conference," Mr. Obama said in clarifying his earlier remark when asked about Mr. Romney's criticism during an Oval Office appearance with the president of the Philippines, Benigno S. Aquino III.
In an Oval Office appearance, a visibly irritated President Obama showed reporters a nearly empty supply cabinet and said, "They have manufactured this crisis," noting that he will be out of paper clips and Post-its by August.
But while energy sector companies occupy half of downtown's office space, appearances are deceiving in a city long labeled Canada's "energy capital".
Money buys access and influence, which explains why industry lobbyists are constantly in the Prime Minister's Office, while appearances by environmental groups or First Nations are few and far between".
His apartment, like his office, had the appearance of a rich man's stage set--no clutter, hardly any signs of domestic life.
On Saturday, a group calling itself the United Patriots Front protested outside the ABC's Southbank office over the appearance of former terrorism suspect Zaky Mallah on the Q&A program on Monday.
In recent months, Stewart has twice attacked Oregon's former governor, John Kitzhaber, a supporter of ObamaCare and solar energy who was forced to resign from office, saying his appearance at a healthcare conference was like "having Bernie Madoff heading an upcoming conference on retirement savings".
When a man runs for office, his physical appearance and clothing choices are discussed almost as much as his policies and ideas.
I imagine that using Puzzle Facade makes you feel like a giant, Godzilla-like monster, or Transformer as you twist an office building's appearance into something glowing and, well, puzzling.
