Sentence examples for attendants because from inspiring English sources

Also, I'm a great fan of flight attendants, because they have to put up with an awful lot.

After all, seniority pays off for flight attendants, because the longest-serving ones get first dibs on flying schedules, and typically choose long-haul routes that fill up their required hours each month much faster than short hops.

She said management wanted the attendants to use the same formula as the pilots, but she insisted that the formula should be adjusted for the attendants because they do very different work.

And Robert Reardon, 83, who has been flying for Northwest for 56 years, recalled that his airline "began hiring male flight attendants because it sold liquor, something the other airlines didn't do".

Northwest has been eager to get a new cost-cutting contract with flight attendants, because its pacts with other large unions require them all to go into effect at the same time.

I think there's something very chic and something kind of 50's about a three-quarter-length sleeve" -- one of the coming fashion options -- "but it also happened to work for the attendants because when they served food, their shirts were getting in the way".

But neither are the words "flight attendant," because the play is set long, long ago in the 1960s.

Ms. Stennett was denied an interview for a job as a flight attendant because she did not have a green card.

One witness suggested that Ms. Osteen, who is white, had been dismissive of Ms. Brown and another flight attendant because they are black.

One of the other attendants, Maria Johnson, suggested in testimony Thursday that Ms. Osteen had been dismissive and abusive to Ms. Brown, who is black, and a second black attendant because of their race.

"It takes a village to turn around a 747," said Julie Neff, who just retired after 30 years as a flight attendant because her relatives were concerned for her safety.