Sentence examples for original headquarters from inspiring English sources

Just across the street was 156 University Avenue, the original headquarters of Facebook.

Farina, the firm that concocted the stuff in 1709, maintains a museum and shop in its original headquarters, a few blocks from the river.

Hearst hired Foster to build something on top of it, and in October, 2001, he unveiled a scheme to add forty stories to the original headquarters.

The column also misstated the disposition of the building that was the bank's original headquarters and the timing of the arrival of its new tenant.

Congress created the Mint in 1792, and its original headquarters, in Philadelphia, was the first government building to be erected under the authority of the Constitution.

Following the critical success of his Piccadilly Circus station (1928), he designed the impressive and wholly original headquarters for the London Underground group.

There is already rivalry between Islamists and secular-minded people, between tribesmen and urbanites, between east and west, between Tripoli and Benghazi, the original rebel headquarters in the east.

Another farmworker landmark is the 40 Acres, the original U.F.W. headquarters with a health clinic and other services, where Mr. Chavez held his first hunger strike.

The city's original police headquarters (from 1909 to 1973) now rises up behind an ivy-covered gate at Centre Street that camouflages the exclusive Police Building apartments inside (240 Centre Street).

The main switching office of Verizon is across the street from the World Trade Center site on West Street, a 31-story Art Deco building that was the original New York Telephone Company headquarters in 1926; it is a switching station for millions and millions of calls -- even many cellular calls need to go through the switching process.

Original company headquarters in the same building as At Home.