Sentence examples for offices perhaps from inspiring English sources

The next stage is to transport the grouped items to different destinations that may be intermediate sorting offices, perhaps a railway sorting car.

Many of them would work late into the night, then sleep in their offices, perhaps taking a catnap during lunch again the next day.

Max Chafkin, a senior writer for Inc. magazine, couched the idea as a sort of joke: for his article on virtual offices, perhaps the entire magazine staff should work remotely while making the issue?

Paper-reducing technologies have crept into homes and offices, perhaps more for efficiency than for environmentalism; few people will dispute the convenience of online bill-paying and airline e-tickets.

I admit I'm not totally up to speed on this, as well as being an offender: I'm currently in town in brown, although this being the Guardian offices, perhaps that's OK.

✒ If ever you visit the G2 offices, perhaps on one of the National Union of Journalists' Don't Waste Your Life In Journalism days, you will find a noticeboard between the strip-search cubicles and the suicide booth.

Work in an office, perhaps?

Not one for the office, perhaps, but exciting nonetheless.

Good advice for a bad day at the office, perhaps?

A good read in the Oval Office, perhaps.

A lone man carrying a briefcase, after a long day at the office perhaps, approaches a subway staircase.