Sentence examples for office separated from inspiring English sources

His office, separated from the lab by glass panels, is a museum of mezcal.

The adjoining office, separated by mahogany and etched-glass doors, has mahogany built-ins.

Someone evil in the principal's office separated my twin sister and I.

The BBC and NBC are two offices separated by a common language.

Michael S. Dell and Kevin B. Rollins, the newly appointed chief executive, work in adjacent offices separated by an always-open sliding glass door.

NASHVILLE — Belmont's Rick Byrd and Vanderbilt's Kevin Stallings hold the same job, in the same city, their offices separated by a five-minute drive.

The FCC is a maze of internal fiefs: seven bureaus and ten staff offices, separated by function and industry, from cable to broadcast to wireless.

As a result a standard pattern for office units in both New York and Chicago emerged, with either a single rectangular office adjoining an exterior wall, or a "T" shaped design, with a reception room giving way to two windowed offices, separated by glass partitions.

If the work area is spread out or has different workstations or offices, separate the people physically by distance and/or walls.

Mr. Ross, who held the title special Middle East coordinator, was not a career foreign service officer but headed an office separate from the State Department's traditional bureau of Near Eastern Affairs.

That is why Citigroup's private bank has its own office, separate from its retail operation across the street in Tokyo's Otemachi financial district.