Sentence examples for office dating from inspiring English sources

Kennedy International Airport has the oldest airport medical office, dating to 1954.

Like that of Mr. Carley, the Haytaian and Berkowitz cases did not involve office dating.

With its own post office, dating back to the days when day-old chicks were shipped to other farms, "the only thing that's missing is a pot-bellied stove".

Describing the role of an office dating from the time of Elizabeth I, the City's website says: "The Remembrancer is charged with maintaining and enhancing the City's status and ensuring that its established rights are safeguarded".

A spokesman for Bank of Ireland said the lender has a "long-established and successful financial services partnership" with the Post Office, dating back over a number of years and serving about 2.4 million customers.

Germans were shocked to learn in November that a trio of neo-Nazis calling themselves the Nationalist Socialist Underground appeared linked to a series of unsolved murders of small businessmen of Turkish or Greek descent and a female police office, dating from 2000 to 2007.

Another document found at the office, dated two weeks before the bombings, refers to "getting the weapons from Somalia".

One email from Mossack Fonseca's Samoan office, dated 16 April 2013, details the process of sending documents from Samoa to Australia and then to the UAE.

The office dates back to Edward the Confessor (1042 66), who followed the model of the Carolingian court when he appointed a chancellor.

The habit of delivering secret funds, taken in cash each month from the Bank of France to the presidential palace and the prime minister's office, dates back to 1946; the sums involved nowadays amount to some $50m a year.

The last meaningful estimate by INSEE, France's national statistics office, dates from the mid 2000s and pegged the number, including those sleeping rough or in emergency shelters on any given night at around 12,000.