Sentence examples for throw office from inspiring English sources

The "senior Whitehall boss" would be Mr. Brown himself, who, according to a number of anonymously sourced accounts in various news outlets, when upset likes to curse at underlings and throw office equipment around.

The Scarborough post office dates to December 3, 1864, when the U.S. Postal Service established a "catch and throw" office there in the same small building as the earlier established station.

Several employees told The New Yorker about an incident in which senior producer Vicki Gordon informed Fager that a fellow producer, Michael Radutzky, twisted her arm behind her back and threatened to throw office furniture at her. Fager denied the accusations that he allowed a culture of harassment and violence to persist under his watch.

The holidays are a time when many companies make an effort to ensure their employees feel valued, oftentimes by throwing office holiday parties or by giving out bonus checks.

These bad apples come in all shapes and sizes and tend to throw the office into disarray with their contrived outbursts, bouts of conniving, or inter-office micromanaging.

These bad apples come in all shapes and sizes and tend to throw the office into disarray with their contrived outbursts, bouts of conniving, or inter-office micromanaging.

This service could be particularly useful to impress a client, throw an office party, get lunch together during an off-site and more.

Your boss tells you in the morning to throw the office holiday party... by lunch!

For when your boss tells you to throw the office holiday party... by lunchtime!

Then Termilus was lifted and thrown, the office lurching abruptly — the floor levering illogically — tossing him, and the furniture, into the far corner.

Mr. Wowereit -- a 48-year-old lawyer thrown into office as a transitional mayor in June -- had one distinction, however.