Sentence examples for offices of drop from inspiring English sources

The Thick of It could just as easily have been set in the offices of Drop the Dead Donkey, while the behind-the-scenes worlds of TV, from 30 Rock to Larry Sanders via Curb Your Enthusiasm, tend to be interchangeable shades of greige.

We were sitting in the tiny office of the drop-in center, in a muddy courtyard off Karl Marx Street.

The first act of Marco is a masterful slow burn as brave-faced Jimmy visits the law offices of Hamlin, Hamlin and McGill to drop off the casework for the class action suit he spearheaded, as well as to make amends with Chuck's reluctant lackey Howard Hamlin Patrick Fabiann), who it turns out isn't quite the villain Jimmy (and most viewers) thought he was.

Not long after he began working in Delhi, he was urged to break the habit of dropping into the offices of subordinates: he risked disrupting treasured hierarchies.

He is also known to drop into the offices of other Republicans, just to see what's on the mind of his peers.

They had dropped out of the spaces of their own homes or campuses or offices, had dropped out of the time for their "regular" jobs or desperate searches for jobs.

One day, I dropped by the offices of a start-up company called Delphi, just down the road from Google, in Mountain View.

He visited a few friends, got his hair cut, and, just before heading home, dropped by the offices of The New Yorker.

He has collaborated with Frank Gehry to build homes in New Orleans, dropped by the offices of Rem Koolhaas in Rotterdam, and has said he is "pushing his kids" to become architects.

Dropping by the offices of the New York Times yesterday, Gates said that Google had "done nothing and gotten a lot of credit for it" (pretty much true) and said he didn't understand the point that Google was trying to make in its wrangle with Beijing (surely disingenuous).

So I drop in on the offices of the Big Bend Sentinel.