Sentence examples for ride office from inspiring English sources

In the book, the stampeder Sandra Shields describes the wait for a popular ride: "Office workers in blue jeans wear cellphones on their hips like six shooters.

Every elevator ride, office visit or quick run to the supermarket brings new gossip about the currency's drop and a swirl of speculation about who is to blame.

Mayor Schell, in conceding the loss today, expressed no bitterness over his rough ride in office.

Earl's wistful portrait hardly seems like the kind of man who would ride into office on a tide of populist anger or, as Frederick Voss's catalog of the exhibit has it, "[turn] the presidency into a monarchical dictatorship" and spur his opponents to form the Whig Party to challenge him.

While this move doesn't represent an established partnership with Microsoft, Xobni is clearly hoping to ride on Office 2010's coattails.

President-elects tend to ride into office on a wave of positive popular opinion.

New presidents always ride into office on the crest of both voter hopes and euphoria about the prospect of change and disgust at and voter fatigue with the former seat warmer in the White House.

He rode to office, unelected, thanks to the yellow shirts.

Mr. Obama rode into office on a vast wave of progressive enthusiasm.

That handed Mr. Mangano a campaign issue, which he rode into office.

The peace mantle on which she rode to office has shifted to the prime minister.