Sentence examples for office outlet from inspiring English sources

Changers also gives consumers the ability to track the amount of money and CO2 they save by using solar power rather than a standard home or office outlet.

Office Outlet, which was bought by the restructuring fund Hilco for a nominal sum from Staples USS parent in 2016, is understood to be working with Deloitte.

Deloitte partner Richard Hawes, who is overseeing the administration, said Office Outlet had suffered as a result of falling stationery sales as well as the wider malaise on the high streets.

The talks have sparked industry speculation that Office Outlet is looking at a company voluntary arrangement (CVA), an insolvency procedure that can be used to shut stores and reduce rents.

But Khan expects fights of that magnitude will take place in America, especially in light of recent events which have culminated in Saturday's bout being screened on the obscure Primetime TV channel after it was dropped by Sky's pay-per-view box office outlet.

You can buy tickets online, by telephone, or at the box office or a box office outlet.

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The admittedly cheap shot on Bills cornerback Tre'Davious White earned Gronkowski an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty ― which was not enforced because of other flags on the play ― and a possible punishment from the league office, outlets reported.

Find out when the mail is picked up from your Post Office and keep that time in mind when you need to mail a package; in larger towns, other Post Office outlets may have later pick-up times.

With little money, she lived in a boarding house with five other girls and got a job at an office supplies outlet.

It used to be an office supplies outlet, but the guy who rented it previously had pursued his crazy dream of opening a shop that sold only paperclips.