Sentence examples for office to prove from inspiring English sources

Mr Aquino has four more years in office to prove that their faith in his nobility is warranted.

"We look at the Super Bowl as a challenge," said Evan Krauss, executive vice president for global advertising sales at the Shazam New York office, to prove the value of "second-screen interactive TV".

Flummoxed, Lipstadt meets with Anthony Julius Andrew Scottthe the British solicitor famed for representing Lady Diana in her divorce case (drolly, he has a framed and signed clipping in his office to prove it).

Since Madawaska is one of the four corners of the United States, motorcyclists often get their pictures snapped in front of the post office to prove they were here.

"Seniors are not used to going to a state Medicaid or welfare office to prove that they are eligible," said Tricia Neuman, a Medicare policy specialist at the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation in Menlo Park, Calif.

Before the first women's boat race college principals reportedly asked doctors whether rowing might damage "women's insides", and it wasn't until the 1950s that the women were allowed to wear shorts to compete (so the story goes, a student at Newnham college, Cambridge, perched on a stool and pretended to row around the principal's office to prove the suitability of the apparel).

That may sound facetious, but Oz, the wisecracking, scary boss played by Mr. Slater — he runs a security company that breaks into potential clients' houses and offices to prove they need its services — is more than a little reminiscent of Ray Wise's Rat Pack-style Devil on "Reaper".

Most celebrities will deny they've had work done, but their doctors know the truth and have the secret back entrances in their offices to prove it.

b) Documentation is required at some of the offices to prove an immediate need for the pages (such as an itinerary), and many charge an expedite fee.

TNC is working with schools, hospitals and offices to prove the power nature can have on cognitive learning, hospitalization time and increased well-being, productivity and engagement in the workplace.

He concluded his blog post by writing: "Nowadays, thank God, those appointed to public office have to prove their worth - a challenge I'm up to as a director of NI Water".