Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Dec 31, 2014 ... "to get to the station in plenty of time", doesn't that also mean "it took a plenty of time to reach the station"? – Man_From_India Dec 31 '14 at 13: ...
• Oct 20, 2014 ... We've spent a plenty of time dissing social media here. And, yes, there are all sorts of drawbacks for B2Bs, start ups and SMEs: You need an ...
• Pith details necessary to a plenty of time . Sometimes Coolidge comes at one single point from plentiful angles; other times everything seems uncannily distilled ...
• 2015, so I will have a plenty of time to think more about myself. And my new year resolution is of course, to find a job! However, my resume will ...

• Jan 24, 2011 ... John could have said: "I left it in my office." To summarise, 'at' is a more general, vague term, whereas 'in' usually refers to a specific location.
• Dec 14, 2006 ... If I'm on the phone in my office, I would say, meet me in the office. If I'm on the ... And how to say "you can take it in my office\ at my office" ?
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• Apr 30, 2015 ... I secretly lived in my office for 500 days. Unable to pay rent in L.A., I slept behind my desk. But what began as a quick financial fix soon became ...
• "Mr. Franklin," said Bill's boss sort of sternly, "Could I see you in my office for a minute? We need to talk about something." See also: could, see. McGraw