Sentences with phrase «offices with nobody»

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Now, parked in a 300 - square - foot office near the San Francisco Caltrain station, with four crazy guys in the suite next door creating one of the first «I - S - P's (nobody even knew what that meant back then), I made a little videoconferencing program with equally little hope of generating revenue.

«Although it seems obvious in retrospect, probably the biggest benefit of moving to Vegas was that nobody had any friends outside of Zappos, so we were all sort of forced to hang out with each other outside the office.»

If you work in an office, nobody will think twice if they see you walk into the bathroom with your bottle of water.

Despite their unsolicited support for Nana Akufo Addo and the NPP and with nobody defending the attacks on their stewardship in office, the image of Jerry Rawlings and Nana Konadu, who was over the weekend endorsed to contest the November presidential elections on the ticket of the National Democratic Party (NDP); have become even more vulnerable than ever.

Squadron said that his office has been in touch with the state parks commissioner and that nobody from that department had disagreed with the assessment that the name could still be changed.

Seems nobody can find the borough president's mobile office - basically a van with cabinets that's been around since Freddy Ferrer's time in office.

«We will work with police and the Home Office to ensure that nobody is disadvantaged by the online process.»

«I however agree with you that the administrator at the office should have been a bit vigilante to make sure that nobody walks in to steal; but I think that he had the best of intentions and never anticipated that anyone will walk into the party office and steal nothing other than a booklet.

Perhaps nobody anticipated how quickly Holloway would initiate such change, with the longtime County Board chairman staking out an ambitious plan Tuesday, his first full day in executive office.

In contrast, Peri Smilow was age 33 and living in Boston when she had a «suspicious» Pap smear at the doctor's office, but nobody followed up with her to recommend additional testing.

The speed dating tradition of Jewish people became observable fact on wireless world where nobody have time to seek their partners in real world, as they spend most of the time at office and with the internet and all.

But when she goes on a business trip with two coworkers — the arrogant office - crush Mark, and the office nobody, Chris — her plane crashes, and she's forced to reexamine her life.

A Life Less Ordinary — Kind of Danny Boyle's Big Lebowski in that he followed his big critical and box office hit with a comic genre pastiche that critics hated and nobody went to see.

Director: James Griffiths Cast: Nick Frost, Rashida Jones, Chris O'Dowd, Ian McShane, Olivia Colman, Kayvan Novak, Rory Kinnear, Alexandra Roach Plot: Bruce (Frost) is a nobody at the office, but when beautiful new boss, Julia (Jones), moves into town, Bruce is inspired to dive into his past and impress her with his salsa knowledge.

And nobody was unhappy with the Congressional Budget Office's pre-agreement discovery that...

Son's gf has seven 3 - ring binders of suspicious and unlawful activity with lenders and the school throughout the four years, and even though the Office of Higher Ed and the AG's office have agreed there is a case with most of the issues, nobody will take the lendeOffice of Higher Ed and the AG's office have agreed there is a case with most of the issues, nobody will take the lendeoffice have agreed there is a case with most of the issues, nobody will take the lenders on.

A frustrated Jeff Kaplan has ordered the Overwatch office Secret Santa event cancelled this year after early rumours suggested everyone was planning to fill their presents with dozens of sprays that nobody wants.

Apparently, the patent office thought people might confuse a video game that few people remember with a police procedural that nobody remembers (though its description on Wikipedia makes it sound hilariously terrible).

Lots of lawyers think that well the real value that we have that nobody can get from online forms is the relationship with clients, but the relationship in most cases is they've been to your conference room twice and they were annoyed by how hard it was to find parking and they couldn't find your office in the building, that's not loyalty.

Maybe, you muse, with your office door shut, your head in your hands, nobody loves you — not potential clients, not your partners, not anyone.

Adorned with gray mid-century furniture and neon - colored pillows, it is distinctly not an office, I'm told, because nobody at Facebook has an office.

After all, nobody writes on their resume «so - so proficiency in Microsoft Office program knowledge,» «average typist,» «able to take minutes well enough,» or «satisfactory results with handling customer issues.»

You arrive at your new job and find that nobody was ready for your arrival — that your desk or office area isn't prepared and that nobody really knows what to do with you.

While nobody knows the style preferences or interests of a future buyer, transforming a basement into a home office, family room hangout with a big - screen TV, or a visitor suite generally hold wider appeal than a more limited use such as a photographic darkroom, for instance.