Sentence examples for call the worker from inspiring English sources

Call the worker into your office and close the door.

In that call, the worker, Thomas L. Morris Jr., talked about being near a colleague who handled a letter with powder in it.

To the rear is a belfry; this was once a common feature of large farmhouses and was used to call the workers for meals.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called the worker, Gennaro Montello, 45, a married father of two, one of the city's "unsung workers".

She calls the workers "the invisible walking wounded" from 9/11.

It might not be called the Workers' party.

American industrial workers in the early 20th century rallied around songs calling the workers to progressive action.

And they were: Mr. Kerry, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, called the workers even before he called Mr. Edwards.

The reference to "heroes" echoes the text at the start of the ad, which described how Verizon called the workers heroes in the wake of their rebuilding efforts.

The national government has highlighted the positive effects of the O.F.W. economy, calling the workers "heroes" and presenting awards for the model O.F.W. family of the year.

The Times, which called the workers the "faceless fifty," noted that the legal limit for exposing a person to radiation has now been raised in Japan.