Sentence examples for offices in the north from inspiring English sources

Estimates range from dozens to several hundred.Fred Alger, an investment-management firm that also had offices in the North tower, lost a collection of photographs by trendy artists such as Cindy Sherman and Hiroshi Sugimoto.

"The loved ones you have lost are our loved ones too," said John T. Sinnott, the chief executive of Marsh Inc., a subsidiary firm that had offices in the north tower.

Also at issue is whether to retain Bank of Scotland's Edinburgh headquarters, or run the new company from Halifax's West Yorkshire offices, in the north of England, these people said.

"He said, 'No, I'm actually happy.' " MICHAEL BERKELEY Everything Was in Place At 38, Michael Berkeley was soaring: following in the footsteps of his cousin, John Utendahl, one of the country's most successful African-American financiers, Mr. Berkeley recently founded his own brokerage firm, with 79th-floor offices in the north tower of the World Trade Center.

Modern Munich is Germany's Silicon Valley, with thousands of high-tech companies and the headquarters for many media, finance and automotive and aerospace industries, including BMW, which has offices in the north of the city.

Founder, Graham Parker, CEO of seed-funded online shipping platform U.K. startup Kontainers, which operates in the U.S. and U.K. markets and has offices in the North of England as well as in London, is definitely in Camp Fear where Brexit's "prolonged period of massive uncertainty" (as he categorically put it) is concerned.

In his 72nd-floor office in the north tower, Lombardi felt the room jerk to and fro.

Three black and white pictures taken from the 93rd floor of his office in the north tower attest to the depth of that love.

It has moved to a permanent office near Union Square that has 6,200 square feet -- 600 more than the old office in the north tower.

"He who believes in Allah and the hereafter shall perform good service for his guests," reads a sign in one small government office in the north.

From his office in the North Ward, Raymond Ocasio, president of La Casa de Don Pedro, sees firsthand the influx of Ecuadorians, Dominicans, Mexicans and Peruvians.