Sentence examples for office prices from inspiring English sources

The robbery numbers do not include box office prices.

On August 16th Stephen Hester, the chief executive of British Land, said he expected a fall in office prices.

Savills is predicting a 4% fall in UK office prices next year followed by a 1% drop in 2018.

Mr. Ziegfeld advertises his opening to follow one of "Scandals" at bos office prices, which is a curiosity these days.

In 2004 and 2005 British office prices rose at an average rate of 10% a year before jumping 17% in 2006, according to IPD, a data provider.

IPD, a data provider, reckons that office prices rose at an average rate of 10% a year during 2004 and 2005 before jumping 17% in 2006.One reason for this surge in prices is that a shortage of office space has pushed rents to record levels.

So did Brooks live up to his box office price?

Tickets for the premiere, at twice the normal Met prices, disappeared swiftly and were scalped for as much as 30 times their box office price.

The New Yorker, August 9 , 1930P. 7 Recently a letter was received at the Thomas Jefferson Memorial headquarters from Joe LeBlang's ticket office addressed to Thomas Jefferson and telling him how to save 50% of the Box Office price of theatre tickets.

Rob Hallett, president of international touring at AEG, the company which staged the British Summer Time concerts in Hyde Park, said the flourishing secondary ticket market, where fans can re-sell spare tickets at a huge profit, indicated the box office price charged by promoters was too low.

By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, August 9 , 1930P. 7 Recently a letter was received at the Thomas Jefferson Memorial headquarters from Joe LeBlang's ticket office addressed to Thomas Jefferson and telling him how to save 50% of the Box Office price of theatre tickets.