Sentence examples for serial offices from inspiring English sources

Last week, I talked with Koenig (via Skype), Julie Snyder, and Dana Chivvis in the "Serial" offices, which have grown since last year, when I interviewed them before season one.

Often times serial office visits are required to clinch the diagnosis, and frequently these symptoms will resolve before a diagnosis is made.

One reader states they were registered in 1971, but they were actually registered with the patent office (serial number 72-349496) in 1950 as the first registered sound trademark.

He wrote some 1965 episodes of the magazine-office serial Compact, then was drafted in with Max Marquis (1966-67) to shake up the football saga United! less than a year after its launch.

Christine O'Donnell's career has played out in what might seem like a big sound studio: as a spokeswoman for conservative social causes, a serial candidate for office and, most recently, as the unlikely Republican nominee for Senate in Delaware.

In 1962 she invited him to work with her on a commission she had just landed, a twice-weekly serial set in the offices of a woman's magazine.

So is Tom Watson, his new deputy, a serial resigner from responsible office, as his leader has been a serial rebel from difficult votes.

But instead of working out of the THINX office, the serial entrepreneur and new mother moved her shoe-team to QNS Collective.

Films about serial killers became reliable box-office draws and ranged from the critically acclaimed to the more formulaic.

Mr. Corker, who has been feuding with the man he once contemplated serving as vice president, accused Mr. Trump of serial lying and debasing the office.

Trump's unfitness for office, and his serial degradation of our politics, does not merely exist in his tweets and outbursts, but in the actions he's been taking to stave off accountability and hold on to power.