Sentence examples for office driven from inspiring English sources

One morning last October, just before his 57th birthday, he was laid off and, carrying a box of belongings from his office, driven home in a car service hired by the company.

Despite a weak economy, shifting business models, and the ongoing impact of digital theft, we had another record year at the global box office driven by growth outside the U.S. and Canada.

The Qaddafi government's press office drove journalists 70 miles to this mountain town south of Tripoli to get to it.

The most eye-catching of these is his admission that the strains of office drove him to drink — not to becoming an alcoholic, he says, but to drinking more than was good for him.

But the act of cleaning my office, drove the point home for me.

Published in the Royal Society's Biology Letters, the resulting findings discovered--to their surprise--that men whose "day at the office" drove their testosterone highest experienced the highest levels of oxytocin when they came home.

"There is way too much out there that feels corporately and central-office driven," said Linda Fargo, the fashion director at Bergdorf Goodman, the Fifth Avenue retailer whose Christmas windows were unveiled on Wednesday and are inspired by Duquette's vision, as rendered in scenarios that are part Elsie de Wolfe and part Brothers Grimm.

But neither advanced technology nor uber-organization nor a carpeting of campaign offices drive Mr. Romney's campaign.

To type reports, social workers in field offices drive nine miles to the nearest computer, then wait to use a pair of fax machines shared by 70 people.

Every few weeks, beginning in 1952, An himself would leave his Saigon office, drive twenty miles northwest to the Ho Bo woods, and descend into the tunnels to plan Communist strategy.

The head of the political office, the office that drives the decision-making on who the President raises money and does campaign appearances, is Patrick Gaspard, a strong and tough progressive out of SEIU.