Sentence examples for testing headquarters from inspiring English sources

Mr. Champion, who worked at the consumer magazine's testing headquarters in East Haddam, Conn., will be based at Nissan's proving grounds in Stanfield, Ariz.

For the 438 employees who work in Consumers Union's labyrinthine testing headquarters, the group's dedication to providing accurate information about everything from sunscreen to S.U.V.'s is akin to a religious mission.

What brings them together is a plan hatched by Kyle Chriss Evans and Matty Bryan Greenbergrg), best pals who are too bland to be stereotypes, to redress the injustice of the SAT by breaking into Educational Testing Service headquarters and stealing the answers.

But it is weird Theranos wanted me to test at headquarters instead of at a Wellness Center.

The electrically-powered vehicle, which Google has begun testing around its headquarters in Mountain View, California, dispenses with all the normal controls, including foot pedals.

Space cadet: transforming Texas ranch into headquarters, testing facility for his Blue Origin commercial space-travel venture.

A rainbow of shiny new buses awaiting road tests at the headquarters of Solaris Bus and Coach in Bolechowo, just outside the city, tells the tale of export success.

He just showed up in the morning to take his physical and his conditioning test at team headquarters in New Jersey, where he was spotted in the hallway by Brandon Moore, who was happy to tease him.

It believes its technology is 100% accurate but was not part of the first tests at Fifa headquarters in February because it needed a stadium in which to use its systems.

At Mr. Gregory's sprawling headquarters and testing ground on West 116th Street in Harlem, there is a small, round mirror mounted in a wall near where his staff of 26 tries out lighting ideas.

Toyota also showed reporters a string of testing facilities at its headquarters in Toyota City: a machine that spots cracks in tiny auto parts, a "high-function shower" that sprays cars with water to check for leaks and a chamber that tests cars in extreme temperatures.