Who wants an office?

Besides, they don't need offices.

Hey, Pietro, come see your office.

We don't need them other officers.

Ain't you happy with your office?

Well, they didn't say nothing about offices.

If we're bad, it's our office's fault.

Hey, Pa, wait till you see your office.

And not just an office, but a suite of offices with two dictation machines, one typewriter for the secretary.

Well, Great Scott, man, that's the American way.

How soon will those officers be ready, Miss Hathaway?

You ought to be getting down to the office.

I just wondered how my new officers was coming along.

Reckon we'll find out when we get down to the office.

You know, Greg, don't you want to stay and see your office?

Well, now, if you'll excuse us, we'll be getting back to the office.

I'll see to it that we have offices just like Mr. Drydale and Miss Jane.

And we're going to have one of them in our office like Mr. Drydale and me, one like Miss Jane?

Come and listen to a story about a man named Jed, a poor mountaineer, barely kept his family fed.

Well, Granny, quick as we get to the office, the treasurer will look it up for you in one of them dictionaries, won't you, to your throat?