Sentence examples for offices are blown from inspiring English sources
Newspaper offices are blown to smithereens.
The United Nations office was blown up.
In early May, a shuttle bus carrying employees of the attorney general's office was blown up, killing one person and injuring 13 more.
In Sainte-Catherine, the roof of an office was blown into a nearby residence punching a large hole on the back wall.
Jouhari was harassed and threatened by white supremacists after a neo-Nazi posted her picture, along with an image of her office being blown up and a message about how people like Jouhari should "beware, for in our day, they will be hung from the neck from the nearest tree or lamp post," to his organization's website.
But the election results were not what prompted the sharp rally last week, analysts said; rather, it was the Federal Reserve, taking action at a time when the same political winds that carried Republicans into office were blowing hard against any new stimulus spending by Congress.
While "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" obliterates box office records, its lingering questions are blowing our minds even more.
On April 24, a day after our last British show, a British Airways ticket office in London was blown up; the British had allowed Mr. Reagan to stage the attack on Mr. Qaddafi from British air bases.
"Glass shattered all over the office, one window was blown in and smoke filled the room," Jovovic told reporters.
The more cynical central office operators may also think they are blowing a dog whistle here, since there are many more big families in some minority communities.
