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Quotes About Office

a Fascist who launches his career by being voted into office will have a claim to legitimacy that others do not.
~ Madeleine K. Albright
Le soleil, ruisselant dans le bureau sous les stores baissés, taille dans la fumée des cigares une coupe oblique semblable à de la soie mouillée.
~ John Dos Passos
It is when the politician loves neither the public good nor himself, or when his love for himself is limited and is satisfied by the trappings of office, that the public interest is badly served.
~ John F. Kennedy
chairs. Carla found a seat near the front, not far from Jake. She had taken Josie and Kiera to Finley's office where they would spend the afternoon, waiting. If Dyer wanted to talk to Kiera, she was a phone call away.
~ John Grisham
Reuben Massey was waiting in his office at Varrick Labs.
~ John Grisham
In his thirty-four years at the same desk, Ed had processed all of them.
~ John Grisham
One thing you learn as you get older: the secret to a happy work life is finding a desk chair you can live with.
~ John Jackson Miller
The last person into their respective office the next day, as measured by their Bloomberg login status, has to pay for the liquid lunch that follows, where we spend three hours nursing our hangovers and reliving the events of the previous evening.
~ Unknown
When President Kennedy took office, I was in the midst of my education.
~ Buzz Aldrin
There is equality in the office but not on the street.
~ Unknown
Alucinaste cuando, a finales de mes, apareció dinero en tu desértica cuenta bancaria. ¡El milagro del trabajo! Y al mes siguiente, otra vez. Era una transacción alquímica muy sencilla. Tú tenías que llegar a la oficina a las diez, quedarte allí hasta la tarde, hacer lo que te mandaran y, al final, te daban dinero.
~ Maggie O'Farrell
it's customary in the empire to grant positions of high office to people who know little about their subject; in my case the custom is being maintained to the letter.
~ Unknown
We find it in the improbable rise to power of a character as bizarre, narcissistic and vulgar as Trump to the imperial office of President of the United States.
~ Manuel Castells
I like spending time at home. In Paris, people drop by and have a bite to eat, or they drop by and watch Friends on TV. I take my dog to the office there, and I walk to work sometimes.
~ Marc Jacobs
In my most desperate moments, I have never conceived of anything more horrible than a law office.
~ Marcel Proust
If you want to write a practical history of the Middle Ages, and to trace the real reasons of the things that actually happened, investigate first the history of the money; and then of the quarrels for office and territory.
~ John Ruskin
They gathered around the living room TV and the media woman plugged a thumb drive into the digital port and brought the advertisement up: Smalls was dressed in a gray pin-striped suit, bankerish, but with a pale blue shirt open at the collar. He was in his Minnesota Senate office, with a hint of the American flag to his right, a couple of red and white stripes—not enough of a flag display to invite sarcasm, but it was there.
~ John Sandford
Succinct is always good in inter-office communications.
~ John Sandford
It's okay." Lucas took a chair. "You need somebody killed?" "Several people, but I'd hesitate to ask, at least here in the office, on the Lord's Day," the governor said. He gave the papers a last shuffle, set them aside, pressed a button on a box on his desk, and said, "Get in here," and asked Lucas, "You've been reading about Porter Smalls?" "Yeah. You guys must be dancing in the aisles," Lucas said.
~ John Sandford
THE GOVERNOR'S CAMPAIGN PARTY was in another interstate motel, less than a block away. The campaign bus was idling in the parking lot, belching out diesel exhaust, and a group of underlings was loading luggage and office equipment onto it. Lucas found Alice Green getting a cup of coffee in the front lobby.
~ John Sandford
There were three small thirty-inch televisions in his office, all fastened to the wall above the desk, so he could work on the iMac and watch C-SPAN, Fox, and CNN all at once. A sixty-inch LED screen hung on the living room wall opposite the couch where he'd been napping.
~ John Sandford
The living room and bedroom were acceptably neat, for a bachelor who lived alone, and smelled faintly of food that was made in cans and cooked in pots, and also of scented candles. The office was a mess, with stacks of paper everywhere.
~ John Sandford
Smalls looked around the office and asked, "Where do you want me to stick the shovel?
~ John Sandford
up by three metal desks, each with a computer
~ John Sandford