Sentence examples for a sequence of workers from inspiring English sources

The bird is then transported towards a sequence of workers who include cutters – one hand holding a knife, the other sporting a chainmail glove – who portion off the breast, and skinners – some of whom can whip the skin off a chicken almost as easily as pulling a sock from a foot.

A sequence-of-tenses problem.

In a sequence of papers, Roger Milkman and co-workers pioneered some of the work in this area, mainly focusing on mapping the 'clonal ancestry' in several strains of Escherichia coli (e.g. Milkman and Stoltzfus, 1988; Stoltzfus et al., 1988).

David Nagel, executive vice president of BP, said last month that his company's investigators had sketched out a sequence of events that might have led the workers to mistakenly conclude that the well was secure before it was sealed with a cement plug before the explosion and fire.

In annual eusocial sweat bees, nest cycles typically consist of a sequence of distinct phases of activity (queen or workers collect food, construct, and provision brood cells) and inactivity (nest is closed).

The election of a Tory-led government in the UK and a spate of Tea Party Republicans in the US initiated a sequence of austerity programmes – prompting direct conflicts between governments and organised workers.

Maybe a sequence of earthquakes discouraged them.

It's a sequence of astonishing power.

This unleashes a sequence of unpleasant events.

"This was a sequence of errors.

A sequence of edges, turns, and hops.