Sentence examples for taking on office from inspiring English sources

And Google would kick out its legs by taking on Office with Google Docs.

"By asking, especially when taking on office: What is the foremost need of the institution and therefore my first task and duty?" In short, ask not what the institution can do for you.

The poster, which features the cast on a chessboard holding medieval weapons, presents a "Game Of Thrones" take on office politics.

Sisi would probably win a presidential vote, but taking on the office would not be without its pitfalls.

A lighter take on office life is BECAUSE SHE CAN, by Bridie Clark (Grand Central, $14.99).

Mike Judge's satirical take on office life pretty much encapsulates all that is depressing and mundane about cubicle workspaces.

In between films and documentaries Williams takes on temporary office jobs.

The company gains a potential reduction in overhead expenses, as it can expand headcount without taking on new office space.

Since then it has scaled in adoption and taken on bigger offices and more staff.

Beliveau was occasionally approached about taking on a public office but never did so.

Getting away from the office takes on new meaning when the office is a spare bedroom.