Sentence examples for office inserted from inspiring English sources

With no easy cross-town subway or bus access, the trip of a little over a mile would have taken 15 minutes and an expensive cab ride, but instead, I walked a block from my office, inserted a plastic "fob" into a rack holding 30 gleaming blue Citi Bikes, and in about six minutes I was at my destination, docking my bike at the entrance to the High Line.

He reimagined the office, inserting it into the void left by a general regulatory retreat by the federal government.

The writer tried it out in his office, inserting "Movie Time," "A Dozen Roses," "After Dinner Mints," and "Ocean Breeze" discs.

Ms. Russell's first trip abroad as ambassador — to Bali for a forum on women held at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit meeting, a gathering of business and political leaders from the region — reflects another effort of her office: inserting discussions about women into diplomatic talks.

Go to http://downloads.sourceforge.net/portableapps/PortableApps.com_Suite_Setup_1.6.1_English.exe and download your copy of Portable Apps with Open Office Insert a flash drive into your PC and run the Portable Apps installation program.

It was too brittle to move to his office, so he made a makeshift plastic tent in the society's office and inserted a humidifier.

This so-called backdiving practice on long-term contracts, however, was frowned upon by the league office, which inserted anti-cap-circumvention language into the 2005 C.B.A.

These shots of Eisenhower as a candidate have an intimacy and immediacy often missing after he took office and inserted his press secretary between himself and the press corps.

Therefore, the government contends, the source could not have made the report's damaging contention that Mr. Blair's office had inserted into the intelligence document a claim that Saddam Hussein had chemical and biological weapons that could be deployed in 45 minutes.

As he wandered the legislative chambers and the governor's office -- inserting himself quite naturally into the politics of the budget stew -- nobody was confused.

This was discarded in 1956, when the architects Wechsler & Schimenti ripped apart the cold-storage floors and their facade for an office conversion, inserting raw strip windows.