Sentence examples for office kind from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Crisci said a tribute delivered at her husband's funeral by a representative from Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's office "kind of made up for the priest".

But at the end of the night it's just another Friday or Saturday just another day at the office, kind of.

Will Leitch of New York magazine said, "The Office kind of needed this sort of shake-up, even if it's something as simple as another room to put all our characters in".

Ned Beatty is a movie star himself, though not the big box-office kind.

They need me in a back-office kind of way.

Mr. Kelly's office was kind enough to provide a copy of the recipe to City Room.

In early August a senior judge ruled that serving magistrates could not run for the office, a kind of elected watchdog, as it presented a conflict of interest.

The front part of the office is kind of a bookkeeper's cage, the Consul General's officeis in the back of the cage.

When asked, before he ran for office, what kind of governor he would be, Mr. Reagan famously answered: "I don't know.

Collins walked on, through the Duveen galleries, making his way to his "office," a kind of war room behind a large pane of glass, which was part of his Turner Prize exhibition.

Barbara used to call the office a kind of "ma-and-pa operation," and that was true even after the sale of the paper to a benevolent Mississippian, Rea Hederman, in 1984.