Sentence examples for office rose from inspiring English sources

The domestic box office rose about 5.5percentt last year to $9.49 billion, while theatrical admissions rose 3.3percenttoto 1.45 billion, and the worldwide box office rose about 11percenttoto $25.8 billion.

The box office rose again in the summer of 2004 as it has in recent years, industry executives said.

Between 1996 and 2011 the number of Latinos serving in elected office rose from 3,743 to 5,850.

Turnover for the Dubai office rose above 100m yuan, fell by half during the financial crisis but then rebounded to a higher level.

Overall savings attributable to the work of the office rose to $21.8 billion in 2002, from $15.6 billion in 2000, an increase of 40percentthethe report said.

When the aged, nearly blind Cardinal Ottaviani, of the Holy Office, rose to deliver a memorized speech in Latin pleading for the banning of war, he got a ready hearing.

Any group of politicians taking on a sitting president must come to grips with the stature gap: the chief executive dominating the news from the Oval Office, Rose Garden or the commanding heights of Camp David seems larger than life.

"This is a case of missed opportunities," concluded a critique of the Fire Department in the report, released by the office of Rose Gill Hearn, the commissioner of the Department of Investigation, on Friday.

The Smurfs' box-office rose 2% on the previous weekend, while the rest saw only modest dips: Mr Popper's Penguins (-3%), Spy Kids 4 (-14%), Cars 2 (-19%) and Horrid Henry (-26%).

Davis's downstairs office has rose-pink floor-length curtains, a space heater, and a cat.

Her second Daytona race drew another record television audience, and box-office business rose.