Sentence examples for become attendants from inspiring English sources

I've seen medical students become interns, become attendants.

"The new office is rationalized: machines are used, employees become machine attendants; the work, as in the factory, is collective, not individualized," he wrote.

In addition, the Prose Edda describes that not only is Gefjon a virgin herself, but that all who die a virgin become her attendants.

Before stewardesses became flight attendants, Mr. Bain had a wildly successful romp in 1967 with "Coffee, Tea or Me," purportedly written by Trudy Baker and Rachel Jones, former Eastern Airlines stewardesses on whose stories he based the book.

"You know, I mean we used to serve omelets and crepes for breakfast, and now it's 'Would you like to buy stackable chips or a big chocolate chip cookie for $3?' " When Anna, Jane and Debbie became flight attendants more than 20 years ago, tedious chores, like collecting passenger trash, were offset by the perks and quasi-celebrity status that came with the job.

Became attendant at old Notlek courts.

New flight attendant hires go through a few months of training before they become "junior" flight attendants.

"We've become their personal attendants".

Graduating flight attendants become "wine ambassadors" and receive gold pins that indicate they know their stuff.

I've now trained with Midwives for Haiti, an NGO that runs a school for Haitian nurses to become skilled birth attendants in rural Hinche.

Taylor became an attendant at Chadderton Baths.