Sentence examples for office speakers from inspiring English sources

"Now listen to this," he says to a reporter, turning up his office speakers.

But music others can hear, whether it's piped through office speakers or via personal computers, requires a licence by law.

He seemed flattered that some of the posts were about him, but he said he wasn't sure how he felt about how candid I was being — though we'd never discussed it, it seemed like a good idea not to explicitly reveal that we were seeing each other, even though we left the office for makeout coffee breaks and broadcast maudlin love songs on the shared office speakers.

So grab those old JNCOS from your closet and do something involving a smiley face while you blast this through your office speakers this morning.

She is a floor-length polyester-blend sequinned orange kaftan in 38 degree heat; she is playing "Shape of You" on the office speakers before your first coffee.

The mood at VICE is pretty dour, with everyone drifting around the office while our favorite Bowie songs shuffle through the office speakers, but the news that David Bowie and Brian Eno were planning to collaborate on a new album before his death makes the whole thing hurt a bit more.

An all office email thread, full of confused attempts to categorise it, resulted in its banishment from the office speaker system.

As you might expect, VICE has a sophisticated office speaker system, which my co-workers use to play hits by A$AP Rocky and Frank Ocean.

And as they began to adopt this anti-language, office-speakers started to look busier and more important and techy and numbersy.

And because they looked busier and looked more important and looked more techy and looked more numbersy, the early office-speakers were quickly promoted through the ranks.

Because now, we're penalized for not using the anti-language of office-speak; those who don't possess the office-speaker's loose tongue get ignored, or offend people with their transparent straight-talking, or seem reserved. .