Sentence examples for office something to from inspiring English sources

"The vice presidency became a second-rate office, something to which only second-rate men would aspire," Mr. Tally wrote in "Bland Ambition: From Adams to Quayle," and he said that Clinton led the parade of mediocrity.

Whether it will do enough for the battered reputation of the BBC Trust to allow Patten a second term of office – something to which it is believed he would not now be averse – is another question.

He ran back into the wreckage of the office for something to staunch the bleeding.

But while the conspiracy theory is strange enough, the explanations offered by Kelly's office are something to behold.

And about how those brothers managed to make office upholstery something to rave about -- and even to bring into the home.

Although his position was onerous and perhaps could not have been filled so well by any other Southern political leader, Davis's overall performance in office left something to be desired.

Although his position was onerous and quite likely could not have been filled as well by any other Southern political leader most of them having come to prominence in a period of growing disinclination to compromise Davis's overall performance in office left something to be desired.

The mundane routine of work can affect everyone, but a ray of sunshine in the office is something to look forward to.

In the fallout from that performance it was noted that the percentage of tenured job offers made to women had dropped dramatically since Summers took office, something he pledged to rectify.

Bans on lavish banquets and the building of ostentatious palaces for offices do something to appease a public seething at the arrogant flaunting of ill-gotten official wealth.

It's not known if Trump is still open to sitting down for an interview with the special counsel's office, something he previously pledged to do.