Sentence examples for offices to cash from inspiring English sources

Once state employees and pensioners used provincial offices to cash cheques; now they are barely used.

Zimmer became an anti-lobbyist hero in 1995 when he tried to push through the 'Revolving Door Act' to curb the ability of those leaving office to cash in on their contacts and flock to the lobbying industry.

I went to my bank, which is two blocks from my office, to cash a check I wrote on my business account that I signed.

Mainly because an index fund pays for a back-office operation to cash out investors on demand, an outlay ETFs don't face.

Mainly because an index fund pays for a back-office operation to cash out investors on demand, an outlay that exchange-traded funds don't face.

But these days, bookstores are being deluged with memoirs by servants and office assistants trying to cash in on the fame and folly of former employers.

Bookstores are suddenly being deluged with memoirs and romans à clef by servants and office assistants trying to cash in on former employers' fame and follies.

Larger post offices have more funds to cash larger money orders, so if your money order is for a huge amount, choose the bigger branch in your area.

As we drove between stops in North Carolina, I asked Armey if it bothered him that he fit the profile of the proverbial Washington fat cat — the pol who steps down from office but stays around to cash in on his connections.

RIM realizes that, increasingly, employees are bringing their own devices to the office, and is trying to cash in on the fact that those devices are increasingly not BlackBerry phones or tablets.

So too should tax cheats, and embezzlers, and anyone who uses a public office to privately cash in.