Sentence examples for office hence from inspiring English sources

After the Senate confirmed these appointments on March 3, Adams signed the official commissions, not finishing until late into the night of his last day in office (hence the group came to be known as the midnight judges).

He's a passionate defense attorney — albeit of the gypsy order, since he can't afford an office (hence, the brown bag of files he schleps everywhere); he takes cases that deal with cannibalism and bestiality; he owes both the IRS and his bookie way more than he has; and he's in love with a prostitute.

The UNICEF Beirut office hence worked in earnest towards fully aligning its activities to the challenges propounded by this historical agreement.

The American use of the term denotes a faction within a legislative body that attempts to further its interests by influencing either party policy on proposed legislation or legislative offices; hence such bodies as the Black Caucus (representing African Americans) and the Women's Caucus.

The LFS only covers foreigners registered at municipal registry offices; hence, the study does not consider illegal immigration.

According to estate agent Hamptons International, there are an average of nine buyers for every one seller across its London offices–hence the rush to turn many of London's beautiful Georgian town houses into separate apartments.

On the one hand, a familiar name and face can add greatly to a film's box-office potential, hence the ludicrous sums of money paid to those Hollywood A-listers who can allegedly "open" a movie.

But last November, a zigzag of bright light bolted across a staircase on the 6th floor, where the magazine's offices are (hence the name of this blog), and it was so beautiful and startling that I had to catch it.

Going in to the new year we wanted to establish a new way of rounding up the best music we've heard in the THUMP UK office all week, hence the arrival of Seven Most Played.

Despite this, university attendance more than tripled, and secondary and technical school enrolments more than quintupled, far outstripping the 77% population growth during his time in office, as incomes and hence access to education—rose steadily as the need for teenagers to find a job to help support the family declined.

This friendly place is plastered in photos culled from decades worth of Le Soir, the Belgian newspaper that has its offices next door (hence the name).