Sentence examples for past office from inspiring English sources
They were lucky enough to be past office hours when the game aired.
His office sits in a notable location: the PAST office block, one of Warsaw's few pre-war skyscrapers.
In the past office doors left open meant that noise would filter into the hall during rehearsals.
The sirens are something of a spring feature in that part of Texas, which occasionally sees twisters roam past office towers, and where three tornadoes touched down just days earlier, as the Dallas Morning News reported.
And it is easy to mock her movement for "renovation and new hope", whose Spanish acronym is, conveniently, IRENE.Still, Ms Saez is not the first politician to go in for gimmicks; she has won past office; and she is trying to look worthy of a higher one.
In a typical week, she'd arrive at noon on Monday and be sometimes working until midnight, always working way past office hours; she is keen to reassure me, though, that she's staying healthy, eating properly; reflexively, endearingly, she'll often tell you whereabouts she had her lunch in the middle of a story.
He added: "In the past, offices just needed phone and computer systems.
"We live in the graveyard of the complacent," Mr. Ruettgers said, noting that his commute from his home north of Boston takes him past offices once occupied by now departed industry leaders like Wang, Digital Equipment, Prime Computer and Data General.
In the past, offices were a necessity — a brick-and-mortar base of operations for every business.
But other times, he chose me and we had to walk past the office, past the big sliding glass doors that the office lady was sitting in and I just looked at her and I couldn't say anything.
The negotiated budgets of the past, his office argues, were a legislative power grab in defiance of the state Constitution, which gives governors the most control over budgets.
