Sentence examples for office status from inspiring English sources

"The office status symbol seems not to be as important.

Indeed, there tend to be disincentives, such as the regulation that only new buildings can qualify for class A office status.

He seems to confirm what I'd always assumed: that if there was another way to secure A-list box office status and earnings without them, he would, when he replies, looking faintly uneasy, "Well, you work according to the landscape in front of you".

Elaine Chase, an academic who has interviewed more than 60 unaccompanied young migrants in the UK for the research project, Becoming Adult, said about a third of the people she spoke to had experienced mental health difficulties ranging from difficulties sleeping, anxiety, severe depression to suicidal feelings, often related to uncertainty about their Home Office status.

The thing that has forced 'box office status' on to Trump is the smooth movements of his left arm and magical wooden wand.

Now an $85 book from Rizzoli, The Pirelli Calendar: The Complete Works, 40 Years, salutes what some have called the "world's greatest office status symbol".

When Abbott and Costello's box-office status began to slip during the early 1950s, they found renewed popularity on television, both as recurring hosts of The Colgate Comedy Hour (1950 55) and as stars of The Abbott and Costello Show (1952 54).

Theresa May, the home secretary, announced the move on Friday following two reviews, as well as demands made by the influential home affairs select committee, to strip the Passport Office of its agency status.

Last week the report by MPs on the select committee recommended that the Passport Office should lose its agency status.

He is also seen as less likely to object if Mr. Bush decides to reduce the office's status.

Maybe, in order to flush the contradictions into view, my hypothetical novelist would have to set his anti-"Remains of the Day" in a corporate office, where status is acutely felt.