Sentence examples for slow office from inspiring English sources
When I told her, she said, 'But what about first class?' " Dear Diary: Our notoriously slow office elevator was about to close when I reached in a hand to stop it and got on.
Mr. Cohen, the chief executive of the Cohen Brothers Realty Corporation of Manhattan, is confident that despite the slow office market, tenants will be drawn to the space and to the unusual design of the building -- its two-story main lobby is at the 11th-floor level -- across from Rockefeller Center and just south of St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Information service managers are reluctant to network color laser printers because they tend to slow office productivity, surmises Paul Johns, vice president of sales and marketing for Lexmark's consumer printer division.
(As I said, it is a very slow post office).
Imagine you live in a country with a very slow post office.
And light, in this case, would be the very slow post office.
Both are shutting down after slow box office sales in recent months, but will live on in touring productions.
China appears to have relaxed its rule limiting the number of Hollywood films that can be shown each year in a bid to boost slowing box office returns.
The Super Bowl usually takes a bite out of moviegoing, but yikes: Despite one successful counterprogramming effort — "Warm Bodies," aimed at teenage girls, opened to solid results — total ticket sales for the weekend fell 24 percent compared with last year, which was also a very slow box-office period.
"Yes, for a marketing tagline the idea that it's something that you haven't seen before is a great way to sell something, but having something that arrests and totally disrupts what people are expecting to see inside of a movie theater is part of what will help jump-start what has been a bit of a slower box office lately, which is good not only for us but for the entire marketplace," Hollis said.
The Dursts are New York real estate royalty, controlling a $5.2 billion portfolio of noteworthy properties including the Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park, the Conde Nast Building at Four Times Square, a 10% stake in One World Trade Center and a slew of office buildings across midtown Manhattan.
