Sentence examples for office banging from inspiring English sources

Rather than barging into the boss' office, banging your fist on the table and shouting, "I deserve a promotion!" use gently persistent means to highlight your value to your boss and the company.

Vince Vaughn is apparently the star who gives a Hollywood producer the best box office bang for their buck, according to finance magazine Forbes.

John Hobbs, headteacher for the past 27 years of Heathrow primary school, and I are sitting in his office, bang in the middle of where - if the government, British Airways BAandand the British Airports Authority BAAA) get their way - Heathrow's controversial third runway will be built.

Though hotly anticipated, the follow-up lacked both the Academy buzz and box office bang of Titanic.

I sit before my aging patient Julia for a few moments before my office nurse bangs on the door to say I'm running late.

As the college students left, a group of high schoolers from North Dakota walked up to Ellmers' office and banged on the locked door.

The half-term holiday started with a box-office bang, thanks to Disney's Bolt, which debuted with £5.46m.

Around 80 employees have blocked off the plant's exits and deprived the barricaded Mr Starnes of sleep by shining bright lights through the windows of his office and banging on the glass to keep him awake.

A theory job means hiding in an office and banging one's head on the wall, all day, every day.

Robert P. O'Sullivan, Barron's managing editor, said that "if there is a crisis, I walk into Ellen's office and we bang out a solution in five minutes".

An advisory White House office could never bang heads together.The bill approved this week does more than merely move bureaucratic boxes into one place: it vests the powers of the various units in the new secretary (likely to be Tom Ridge, now head of the White House Office of Homeland Security), in order to eliminate duplication or enforce the adoption of common standards.