Sentence examples for whose desks from inspiring English sources

More forward-thinking employers attempt solutions such as desk-hygiene monitors, threats of pile annihilation and matching up new employees with existing ones whose desks they think suits their personality.

That's not to say I don't attribute extraordinary culinary prowess to my colleagues and dear friends Kim Severson and Julia Moskin, whose desks, I should point out, bracket my own, putting me in a sort of cubicle chokehold.

The design also acknowledges the piling styles of most people — the Scruffies, as David Kirsh, the cognitive scientist, calls those of us whose desks are layered with clutter — which is to say it invites piling on its raised walnut lip.

Its gallery spaces, merrily waving two fingers at rents in the area, are vast, white and cool; its basement offices are populated with glamorous young women whose desks are designer-messy, stacks of shiny catalogues always threatening to topple onto cups of green tea, but never doing so.

Even more interesting is on whose desks you'll find those phones: not only members of the Politburo, but also the chief executives of 50 of the nation's biggest companies.

There the president asked Mr. Kennedy, the senator recalled, if he knew whose desk he was using.

She made a beeline for Donna Thompson, a product manager whose desk was awash in prototypes for crayons, tiaras and costumes.

Roger Director, whose desk faced Hollander's, said he always thought it looked like a detective's office.

Díaz introduced me to her boss, Antonio Reyes Seguismundo, whose desk was flanked by oil-and-canvas portraits of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara.

"He wasn't afforded the initial experts in processing the homicide scene," said Detective Michael Prate, on whose desk the cold-case file rests.

Mr Annan is not the boss of a firm or president of a country, at whose desk the buck must automatically stop.