Off one part of the great room is an office; off another is a small alcove with a wood-burning stove.
And splitting the folks who make Office off from those who make Windows won't change that.
Come Oct. 15, you will find him in his barely finished office, off to the side of a warehouse by the Long Island Railroad station.
Instead of simply alerting someone of something they wanted to remember, however, the system described can essentially turn an entire household or office off and on, and prepare it for comfortable human occupancy.
In the mid-90s, the Clinton administration spun that office off to the private sector, creating USIS.
Mr. Uyttendaele, a founder and the chief technology officer of Mimeo, a digital printing company, has an office off the entry hall, across from the powder room.
She works out of a dimly lit office off a narrow alley in north Tehran.
He directs the Afghan Refugees and Migrants Community Organization from a modest office off Omonoia Square, in Athens.
Why do you think that I am here voluntarily?" All of this has caught the fraud office off guard.
Mr. Aspen loved the layout, with a tiny office off the living room and a beautiful alcove kitchen.
There is a home office off the dining area bursting with southern light.
