After the family's groundskeeper killed James's father, bony claws protruded from young James's hands for the first time, and he used them to fatally stab the groundskeeper a man later revealed to be James's real father.
From 1925 until his death, Yancey worked as a groundskeeper at the Chicago White Sox baseball stadium.
Only a sharp-eyed groundskeeper stopped her setting the place ablaze.
There's the maid, the groundskeeper, the wine steward — what's a modern lady of the house to do? — Anxious in Aspen Dear Anxious: Thank you for your letter.
After the hearing, I drove with Aladar Nesser, Odyssey's director of international business development, to Stemm's lake house, twenty-five miles north of Tampa, a handsome shingled estate with a live-in groundskeeper and a boathouse sheltering a pontoon boat, a waterskiing boat, a bass-fishing boat, a catamaran, and some kayaks and canoes.
I've been using the term "mound," both out of familiarity and for simplicity's sake, but sitting with a groundskeeper made me more aware of its inaccuracy.
He was a groundskeeper, I soon learned, though he had come to this particular game on his day off, as a new fan of the team.
But they're positively raunchy compared to J. K. Rowling's books, where love of a filial or friendly nature has magical properties, but romantic love, as others have noted, is glossed over (except, I would argue, in the case of Hagrid, the towering, pansexual groundskeeper, who's always hiding some beloved creature in his cabin — a giant spider, a dragon — and gently nursing it back to health).
A visit to the front gates summoned only a groundskeeper on a ride-on mower.
A New Tabernacle volunteer named Lewis Jones (everyone calls him Lou) serves as the chief groundskeeper, tending to, among other things, a charred mound of beer cans that passes for a waste-disposal system.
Johnny McCarty, the Mets new groundkeeper, formerly head groundskeeper at the Yankee Stadium, said that they started working on the field, in early February.
