Sentence examples for office originated from inspiring English sources

Daniel L. Doctoroff, deputy mayor for economic development, whose office originated the idea, has refused to say anything about the proposed swap.

Interviews by Wholesale Access of more than 3,000 mortgage brokers, picked at random from a database of 28,000 firms, found that last year the typical brokerage had one office, originated 125 loans, employed five people and was generally profitable.

The House, where most of the measures naming post offices originate, has evidently become somewhat self-conscious about the amount of time it spends on the issue.

The office originates from that of Marshal, one of the English monarch's chief military officers.

Dunfermline's retail and wholesale deposits, branches, head office and originated residential mortgages (other than social housing loans and related deposits) have all been transferred to Nationwide.

Ketchup: To quote chef Sang Yoon, who makes his own hot sauce for Lukshon and bans ketchup from Father's Office: "Seems it originated in China.

I mused a bit about how this poetic "office", which had originated as a royal appointment in Britain, had eventually crossed the Pond and shown up in the U.S. (and various states) as a more informal American cousin.

Cleveland was the first Democratic President subject to the Tenure of Office Act which originated in 1867; the act purported to require the Senate to approve the dismissal of any presidential appointee who was originally subject to its advice and consent.

"We want to built a junior version of Central Park," said Michael Nagy, consulting engineer in the Staten Island borough president's office, where the proposal originated.

Computer vision syndrome originated with office work, but the popularity of mobile devices is now straining the eyes in a different way, according to Dr. James E. Sheedy, director of the Vision Performance Institute at Pacific University in Oregon.

It revealed that the quote had not originated from his office.