Sentence examples for office yes from inspiring English sources
Neil Hamilton is back in elected office – yes, that Neil Hamilton, the cash-in-brown-envelopes guy.
Andrew Thorman, the BBC's head of rural affairs who oversees Countryfile, told the tribunal in Holborn, central London: "It certainly was a major concern to the press office, yes".
On this particular morning the queries range from, "Are men and women allowed to work together in an office?" (yes) to "Can I fast during Ramadan if I have my period?" (no).
He circulated among the crowd and engaged in small talk about the weather, inflected with nostalgia from his time in office — yes, Michigan was very cold, but nothing like the time he stepped onto an airport tarmac in Kazakhstan, when the temperature was minus thirty-six degrees.
And while I'm an old throwback who still likes the written word on paper that can be held in my hand, finding an indexed article online from the convenience of my home office (yes, with the hot coffee and fuzzy slippers, etc).
I went over to their West London offices (yes, not all startups in London are in the East, incredibly), to check out the legendary guitar playing skills of CEO Ryan Gallagher in our TechCrunch Europe version of TC Cribs.
I understand that you have a Sports Authority near your office, and, yes, it carries the same inventory, but big-box employees aren't true runners.
Older adults (some with attendants), lawyers conferring with clients, mothers with young children, people on their way to or from the post office and, yes, people who might be homeless use the benches that line the parks.
He calls the spots for the propositions "a blessing and a curse": good because they bring revenue -- unlike candidates for federal office, the yes and no campaigns are charged full advertising rates -- and a bit of a nuisance because they crowd out some regular advertisers.
Clinton's office says yes but fails to provide any concrete examples.
