Sentence examples for office cycle from inspiring English sources

"The existing investors are putting up a significant amount of money, as is China Investment Corporation, at what is likely to be close to the bottom of this particular central London office cycle".

And when enough people in one office cycle, it becomes easier to persuade employers that the half-empty car park can be rented out or sold off to fund the installation of showers, lockers and secure cycle storage.

Landlords' positions are stronger in this up-trending office cycle than they have been in past cycles, Binswanger said.

His chosen repertoire was good for the box office: cycles of Beethoven symphonies and concertos (the latter featuring Wilhelm Kempff in one season and Claudio Arrau in another) helped restore the orchestra's finances as well as its musical standards.

At the start, Schou rented a nine-metre-squared office and cycled round town pasting up posters calling for donors.

That is why Scott Walker, a man who has run for office every cycle since the age of 22 and held elected office consistently since the age of 25, tried to claim he wasn't a career politician.

With Mr. Perry's interest in national office, those cycles come every two years now instead of every four.

The MBS data were used to identify individuals undergoing a special asthma management plan in general practitioner (GP) offices (asthma cycle of care) subsidised by the government (items 2546-2559 and 2664-2677).

But shadow transport secretary Maria Eagle said: "No amount of cynical spin from David Cameron will make up for the fact that, immediately on taking office, he axed Cycle England, the Cycle Demonstration Towns scheme and the annual £60m budget to support cycling that he inherited.

(Grode) 'Luther' (previews start on Friday; opens on Monday) Ethan Lipton's office-drone song cycle "No Place to Go" won him an Obie Award recently, but he also has a long history as a playwright.

The London mayor's office says: Segregated cycle lanes have been proven to promote economic growth in other world cities, with retailers along their routes reporting sharp growth in customers and spending as the streets become more pleasant.