Sentence examples for be a warden from inspiring English sources
Another gondola-mate, Ken, who turned out to be a warden at nearby Yoho National Park, told us to follow him to a run called Kicking Horse.
Not for anything important, like King: it was to be a Warden, one of the 300 dogsbodies employed from July to September, serving the slavering Queen Lizzie-loving punters when a small section of Buckingham Palace opens its doors each summer.
However, there is no one set path to getting the experience you need to be a warden.
The whole house is a warden's dream.
His mother is a warden of St. Mark's Church.
The president is a warden and the people are all inmates.
A Royalist and a supporter of the Church of England, Morys was a warden of the Llansilin parish church.
But it is when he talks about being a warden for his beloved urchins that Sloan comes alive.
Her father is a warden at the Rose M. Singer Center, the women's prison on Rikers Island in Queens.
He leads Bible study classes in his village and is a warden of his local church, whose congregation has grown from 10 to over 100 in the past decade.
Baer was born in 1947 and spent her early years living in a house on the grounds of San Quentin State Prison, north of San Francisco, where her father was a warden.
