Sentence examples for office there will be from inspiring English sources

In the employment office there will be photos of employees along with examples of their work that went above and beyond.

While he's in office, there will be stringent restrictions on new deals.

Any time a new administration comes into office, there will be some complaining about the new president's cabinet picks.

When Mr. Bush leaves office, there will be ample time for historians to determine who really won this election.

Though future kindergarteners will continue to apply directly to individual schools, as opposed to sending ranked choices to a central office, there will be some changes.

"Let's face it," he said in a 1965 interview with The New York Post several weeks before taking office, "there will be people watching, both white and Negro, simply because I'm a Negro".

Invariably, in the offices there will be a TV station tuned to CNN".

Most of the hate exists on Twitter and the occasional headsy blog right now, but be sure that as soon as it reaches the Talk Sport offices there'll be a three hour Call Collymore diatribe about it, in which Stan accuses the plastics of "ripping the heart and soul out of the working man's game".

All the employees will be housed at the new campus, Mr. Purves said, and, solving a shortage of spaces both at the headquarters and the leased offices, there will be ample parking.

"As well as hot desking and offices, there'll be venue and accelerator space, and a full programme of events and education activity.

If you look around your office, invariably there will be several bright, young people who look lost.