"office men" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the male staff at an office. For example, "The office men have been working very hard this week."
But front office men were still running scared.
Instead, such coördination as there is has been in the hands of an unholy interlocking "directorate" of Holy Office men.
At the Direction G rale des Imp? the national tax office, men in blue jumpsuits used jackhammers to drill through a pile of concrete slabs and tangled rebar.
Studies of matrilineal systems suggested that a particular nexus of problems might arise regarding political continuity in a context where the holders of office (men) did not pass their status to their sons.
I suppose that may count as news, but barely: the American people have already demonstrated that they are willing to elect to office men who all used one stratagem or another to avoid going to Vietnam.
On the tape, made at a Republican dinner in Little Rock, Ark., he said: "I'm very glad we've got the great team in office, men like Colin Powell, Don Rumsfeld, Dick Cheney, Condoleezza Rice, people I know very well -- our president, George W. Bush.
He's not really an office man".
"That was our office, man, and our studio," Ahmet's former partner Jerry Wexler says.
Box office man holds two returned fourth-row seats which he says he will seel only to a real honeymoon pair.
"It is this," and he pointed to a bank of computers in his office manned by eager young people.
Would you try to rub your crotch against an Office Man or invite him up to your hotel room for a bath?
