Sentence examples for camp owner from inspiring English sources

Many camps that were struggling before the economic downturn now find themselves in even worse shape, says Daniel Zenkel, a camp owner and a partner in the Camp Professionals, a consulting firm.

He learned English from the son of the labor camp owner.

Seymour, we learn, is already reading several languages and lusting after Mrs. Happy, the young wife of the camp owner.

Edwin Sinclair Ulanoff, a handsome, vibrant, warm and generous man who spent his life as a Physical Education coach, a teacher, a guidance counselor and a camp owner.

Mrs. Sudduth, the camp owner, said that Wyonegonic had for a century been quietly providing the kind of summers that experts now say are critical for building girls' self-esteem.

"There are significant disparities from state to state," said Kimball DeLaMare, a camp owner in Utah and the chairman of the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs, a trade group.

Savvy camp owners recognize that cultivating alumni can be good for business.

Still, most camp owners regard off-season operations as an additional source of money, not the main event.

During its first summer in 1931, Pine Forest Camp had 25 children from the Philadelphia area, all of them Jewish and half of them related to the camp owners.

But what really distinguished him from many other camp owners was that he wanted his staff to enjoy the same camp experience as the fanciest of his guests.

To critics of the boot-camp style programs the operation in Samoa shows how camp owners move their programs around to places with little or no oversight.