Similar words: police office, police officer, office, officer, suffice, office boy, box office, box-office. Meaning: n. the office of the President of the United States in the White House.
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(1) The President delivered his speech from the Oval Office.
(2) The Oval Office still smells like fresh paint.
(3) When Bush came to the Oval Office, the abortion pill had been approved for the market.
(4) Undecided House members have been summoned to the Oval Office for coveted one-on-one chats with the chief executive.
(5) He was in the Oval Office, on the second day of trying to sell his economic plan.
(6) Without warning, the entire Oval Office began whirring and clicking and started to sink beneath the ground.
(7) It came from the Oval Office.
(8) Mosh pits outside the oval office.
(9) SCENE: The Oval Office. George Bush and Condoleezza Rice.
(10) The Oval Office has a makeover.
(11) They went in the office behind the Oval Office.
(12) No, Obama hasn't taken over the Oval Office early. You're looking at a wax figure of the soon-to-be president that was unveiled in Germany.
(13) They rest on the bookshelves in the Oval Office and I see them every day.
(14) And I invite her every morning into the Oval Office to stay for a while.
(15) Our Urbanist in Chief may sit in the Oval Office, but Americans continue to vote with their feet for the adopted hometown of widely disdained former President George W. Bush.
(16) But, he says, he could not swop places in his favourite bar for the White House Oval Office.
(17) Those are the personal standards of reference that Dole would bring to policy decisions in the Oval Office.
(18) At the last minute, McCain was relegated to the Oval Office.
(19) I'll be long gone before some smart person ever figures out what happened inside this Oval Office. George W. Bush 
(20) All cabinet council meetings took place in the west wing of the White House within a few feet of the Oval Office.
(21) Clinton is the sixth president of the postwar era to win election to the White House while already occupying the Oval Office.
(22) When that moment comes, one senses, they are going to have to drag Clintonout of the Oval Office.
(23) I almost made a fatal mistake when she asked me to transfer the call to the Oval Office.
(24) But there is little doubt it reflected views held strongly in the Oval Office.
(25) Time was the people in trailer parks had no doubt that they had a friend in the Oval Office.
(26) For all its clout in Washington, no member of the Gallo family has ever gotten that close to the Oval Office.
(27) Asked to name what he will remember most about his trip to the Oval Office, Bridges said it was a Norman Rockwell painting of someone waiting to see the president.
(28) President Kennedy met with the collegiate All-American football team at the Oval Office today. Sentencedict.com
(29) Barack Obama will increase pressure on BP on Tuesday when he speaks about the clean-up from the Oval Office.
(30) Eight years later, President William Howard Taft expanded the West Wing, and created the first Oval Office which was eventually moved and the section was expanded.
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