Rented office furniture was whisked away.
QUESTION FROM ALEX : I have read that some occupiers have rented office space from which to organize further.
He's even rented office space and hired a staff — including Lucy and assorted grown (and jobless) children.
So I rented office space, hired a few part-time staff and set about growing my business.
The Rapfogel campaign, for example, rented office space for four months from the firefighters' union, at a total cost of $1,400.
In September, 2006, weeks before Election Day, Christie subpoenaed information from a nonprofit organization that rented office space from Menendez, who had helped the group receive federal funds.
The state's Division of Motor Vehicles rented office space in the building, and the exam began and ended in the church parking lot.
Thus inspired, Mr. Bowlin took a leave from teaching, raised $90,000, rented office space, hired employees, and decided to really try to compete with Amazon.
That was evident one morning this winter as he bounded into the lobby of the West End building where he rented office space and hurriedly signed himself in at the front desk.
Dick Cheney, Governor Bush's running mate and transition director, announced that he was opening a full-scale transition operation in rented office space in Washington, using money from private donations.
Bordick displayed his value in major and minor ways as the Mets quieted the St . LouisCardinals, 4-3, a day on which Bordick hammered a home run on the first pitch he saw as a Met, cued a single during a decisive rally and played shortstop like he rented office space at Shea Stadium.
