Sentence examples for offices of some of from inspiring English sources

For the past year, Groves has been trawling the offices of some of the most successful companies in the world.

And he used a hidden camera to photograph the back offices of some of New York City's leading art galleries, Gagosian and Mary Boone among them.

These included the offices of some of the largest firms in the financial heart of the capital, such as Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, RBS and Santander.

Several hundred people gathered outside St Paul's Cathedral for a rally before "visiting the 1%", in an attempt to walk to the offices of some of the largest banking institutions.

Dancers from Eastern Europe frequently appear in Bollywood films; pilots from the United Kingdom are in the cockpits of Indian planes; and the offices of some of Bangalore's computer companies could be mistaken for the sets of a Benetton advertisement.

In the darkness of the video room, on the chalkboards of the offices of some of the best defensive minds in the coaching profession, the problem has been pored over.

Fast forward to last week, and following Wednesday's murders at the Charlie Hebdo offices, the position of some of the 1995 collective has changed.

It happened, the witness here said, in March 1999, as NATO bombs were falling on Serbia and President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia had called a meeting in his office of some of his most trusted men.

Lamenting the "emptying" from his office of some of his best people, Mr Shiffer added: "Now try to think about how Netanyahu will make the decision that he is moving towards, according to foreign reports: A strike against the Iranian nuclear facilities.

Amid the high-rise office buildings, towering apartment complexes and sprawling construction sites, green pockets are hard to find in Gurgaon, a New Delhi suburb that is home to the back-office operations of some of the world's biggest companies.

The relatively low cumulative box-office totals of some of the leading candidates in major categories will cause professional worriers to worry anew that the Academy has lost touch with the mainstream audience, while the rulers of the Academy and the producers of its annual broadcast will strain to find new ways to bring that elusive audience together for at least one night.