Sentence examples for called workers from inspiring English sources

The other females, called workers, devote their lives to maintaining the hive.

When Spain's unions called workers out on September 29th, the government all but laid down a red carpet for them.

Managers called workers on the loudspeakers if they were in the bathroom more than a few minutes, she said.

In their societies they have a caste system consisting of one or several queens, a few drones (males), and sterile females called workers.

The new union, to be called Workers Uniting, will represent more than 2.8 million workers in the steel, paper, oil, health care and transportation industries.

During the third shift, as the midnight-to-8-a.m. period is called, workers were busy restocking shelves, vacuuming carpets and rearranging furniture.

These individuals then take charge of gathering pollen and nectar and further building of the nest and are called worker bees.

They are called distributed human computation applications when they are composed of multiple tasks, and each individual task can be performed by a different human being, called worker.

The performance of a colony is affected by the joint genetic effects of the ten thousand workers (called worker effect) and by the genetic effects of the queen (called queen effect).

The latter is called worker policing, and it could take the form of workers destroying each other's eggs, or of workers preventing each other from becoming reproductively active.

So companies have become remarkably inventive at finding ways to call workers contractors.