Sentence examples for office thinking from inspiring English sources

No one really thinks that George W. Bush is going to be sitting around the Oval Office thinking about what our nation's telecommunications policy should be".

Presidents come into office thinking that they will be able to go ahead and enact policies.

He went back to his office thinking that it was among the most powerful visual experiences he'd ever had.

Brown took office thinking that all of Labour's political capital had been spent by Blair's cavalier approach to government.

"If you're in an office, thinking about those things comes along with the territory but at home you presume it's all covered," says Mr Edwards.

I mumbled something and backed slowly out of the office, thinking that if I made an abrupt move he might change his mind.

The spread of cellphones has allowed the authors to piece together a chilling picture of the panic, desperation and resignation of those unable to flee the buildings, including several who heeded the advice of fire marshals and returned to their offices, thinking they were safe havens.

To rush things – by setting up an interim office before thinking about its role and the composition of its directing committee (the budget responsibility committee) had been completed – is the exact opposite of this.

And think of the talented people who consider taking some form of public office – running quangos or regulators as well as elective office – before thinking: "Is it worth the trouble?

On visiting her father's office: I have distinct memories of being in his office and thinking, This is huge, this is amazing.

"I stuck my head out of the office door, thinking, "What's going on?