Sentence examples for office it would be from inspiring English sources

In office, it would be what she does that counts.

Generalizations, for example, cannot support counterfactual conditional statements such as "If this chair had been in my office, it would be gray" nor subjunctive conditionals such as "If this chair were put in my office, it would be gray".

Once he leaves office, it would be the first time in a half-century that a Kennedy would not be serving in Congress.

"With our whole family working for the Post Office, it would be hard to help each other out because we'd all be out of work," Ms. Sparks said.

If I wore a suit to the office it would be more unsettling for my boss than if I turned up in jeans.

Not all require such exertion, but – in addition to the short, helpful guide produced by the tourist office – it would be stupid not to take your hotel's advice about the levels of difficulty, and perhaps take a local guide for the day.

In July, 2015, he tweeted, "I said if a Republican acted like me and ran for office, it'd be a movement.

"We spend shocking amounts of our time in offices, it would be strange if we weren't somehow affected by them," says Nikil Saval, author of the recent book Cubed: A Secret History of The Workplace.

So, too, with calling and e-mailing and writing and showing up in congressional offices: it would be good to know that these actions will succeed, but it suffices to know that they could.

They also say that because state judges will be posted at the election offices, it would be faster to go straight to them for decisions rather than to have to appeal board decisions later.

He said the attorney general's office announced it would be beginning its own investigation, but he declined to elaborate.