headquarters ** , HQ (abbreviation) , H.Q. (abbreviation) , h.q. (abbreviation) , hdqrs. (abbreviation)

After all, the place is across the street from police and fire headquarters.

He went back to the street and quickly to the press service headquarters.

I have to put up with your kind at headquarters.

Headquarters could be seen from a long way off, like a small city at night.

Security at the system's headquarters is strong, several workers said.

But they did not actually begin until today in the group's headquarters.

From 1960 to 1982, the building was used as the board of education headquarters.

In such cases the group would not have a headquarters.

Companies in other countries may have their own national headquarters.

For a short while, each had been the headquarters of some small company or other.

So do you know where I should set up a headquarters?

Now I must leave you to go to police headquarters.

He's the only one in headquarters who knew what I'd be doing.

Now I had to find out where their headquarters were.

They came here and tried to take her to headquarters.

A field headquarters had been set up in the ground floor.

He had become a figure known to every one at headquarters.

I'll use my phone to call police headquarters and ask them what to do.

Last thing we heard from him, he was on his way to get inside the military headquarters.

We should go some- place private and talk further, before I have to report back to headquarters.

It was left by a woman who called campaign headquarters.

Three of the old Times headquarters still stand, in one form or another.

What did the staff at headquarters think the rest of them were doing?