selling office

The paper plans to keep its printing press and mail room, but is selling office space.

Still, through much of last summer, he continued singing with Seattle and selling office supplies.

Leech has recently gone into business selling office chairs.

And, most important, the company has many lines of business, from selling office equipment to managing mail rooms to providing financial services.

Reluctantly, he turned to selling office business machines.

The soft-spoken Mayor, who spends eight hours a day on the road selling office supplies, is tired.

The company has also profited from selling office supplies and rents out parts of the building to other businesses.

The Bulldog is Knoll's best selling office chair to date.

We're not selling Office Depot materials in the schools."

My grandfather made his living selling office products by going door-to-door and by making cold calls on the telephone.

For the last three years, the Government has been selling office buildings, shopping centers, mortgages and homes from failed savings and loans.

Ms. Silberman, who travels 100,000 miles a year for her job selling office furniture, has boundless energy.

"Competition will make it difficult for Microsoft to raise prices, and to keep extending its very expensive, one-size-fits-all approach to selling Office."

Haslett convinced Gelbaugh to give up selling office equipment and come back to football.

So they have bought time by raiding the reserves, or raising campground fees or selling office buildings and leasing them back.

"I'm keeping my $5 an hour job selling office supplies," he said " At least until I learn how to be a financial planner."

Major corporations are huge consumers of real estate and are constantly leasing, buying and selling office and industrial space.

Cleaned out, Steve Sawyer abandoned the cab, threw his hack license into the gutter and got a job selling office supplies.

Unaware that bigger things were to come, Mr. Owens stuck to his routine, selling office products by day and singing by night.

The government had to adopt some measure to increase revenue such as selling offices, as well as curtailing its spending on some items.

OfficeMax is a chain selling office supplies and office furniture which was acquired in 1991, and sold in 1995.

When the Ferrari family purchased partial ownership, its name became Lindsay Ferrari and the company transitioned to selling office furniture.

While working in Washington, selling office furniture, he joined local troupes and then became a member of the Group Theatre in New York.

The ad, by Keiler Advertising, Farmington, Conn., pitches a program selling office equipment with no finance charge.

His associates were selling offices openly, and Xiao Zhaoye not only did not curb them in, but approved their requests handily.