Sentence examples for office from which from inspiring English sources

Eric Springer joined DraftFBC, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, in a new post, executive vice president and chief creative officer of the Irvine, Calif., office, from which he will also oversee the creative output of the agency's new Los Angeles office.

She reached the airfield operations office from which she was dispatched by car to a hotel.

New York Federalists, however, elected him governor (1795 1801), an office from which he retired to spend the remainder of his life on his farm.

We set out from his office, from which he also ran a radio station, in a former H. L. Green department store on Augusta's Broad Street, downtown.

In Jackson Heights, Queens, Bhima Subhash welcomed me into a bland second-story office from which he divines the wisdom of the stars.

The extra space means they can provide separate bedrooms for their sons and has allowed Ian to create an office, from which he runs a home security business.

Dockwra's system consisted of several hundred receiving offices from which an hourly collection was made; the letters were taken to six central sorting offices.

In the last six months, Investcorp, based in Bahrain, has invested in the wireless services providers Independent Wireless One and MobileLogic as well as in Colo.com, which provides offices from which telecommunications companies can deploy their networks.

In both instances, the children who were in jeopardy were being handled by workers in the Southern Adoption Resource Center, one of the half-dozen state-run offices from which workers oversee foster families and complete adoptions for about 1,000 children each year.

Hence, he enacted legislation granting the lower classes access to the political system and the public offices, from which they had previously been barred.

And the group has built up a pipeline of women in state and local offices from which it can pull seasoned candidates into bigger House, Senate and now presidential races.