Sentence examples for office equivalent from inspiring English sources

The quake left the imposing structure shattered, its signature white domes collapsed, its Oval Office equivalent a total loss.

The title was briefly revived in 1805 but referred to a newly created national office, equivalent to president, for R.J. Schimmelpenninck.

In the office equivalent, designers force employees to move around, too... Two years ago, the advertising agency TBWAChiatDay moved into new offices in Los Angeles, out near the airport.

Mr Garrido resigned in March last year after he found his own investigation blocked by the procurador, an office equivalent to America's solicitor-general that is currently occupied by Mr Kirchner's former personal lawyer.

For these women, the most pressing problem was not the chaos at the Palace of Westminster (with so many on the move, the place was the office equivalent of a refugee camp), but childcare.

In the box office equivalent of an extinction-level event, Star Wars: The Force Awakens annihilated all previous American and global box office records this weekend, pulling down a staggering $247m in the US and $529m globally.

Unfortunately, they are up against the front-office equivalent of a granite defense of team owners, presidents and general managers who refuse to make African-Americans the faces of their organizations.

Indeed, last week they made a deal to acquire AJ McCarron from the Bengals just minutes before the trade deadline, but they botched filing the paperwork in time – the front-office equivalent, I suppose, of "failing to complete the process of the catch". P.S.

The Department of the Navy was organized into separate offices, equivalent to the bureau system of the United States Navy; whereas the US Navy had five bureaus, the Confederate Navy had only four: Orders and Detail (dealing with personnel), Provisions and Clothing, Medicine and Surgery, and Ordnance and Hydrography.

Small talk with colleagues might make you feel like the office-equivalent of a cow, just blankly chewing on the same old cud over and over, but what, I ask, would you rather do?

· The Doughnut contains office space equivalent to the size of 17 football pitches.