Sentence examples for charge of maintenance from inspiring English sources
Mr. DeCristofaro worked for 25 years for the National Park Service in charge of maintenance at the house where John Adams and John Quincy Adams lived, not far from downtown.
"If you follow a reindeer in a car, for instance, it will tend to run in front of the car, it won't go to one side," regional transport official in charge of maintenance, Fredrik Rosendahl, explained to AFP. "So just imagine what happens with a train that needs more than a kilometre to come to a stop".
He is a blue collar guy in charge of maintenance for a rich kid's private school, while Deidre, his wife, is a secretary for the past 40 years for the same company, scrimping by and kowtowing to management, never being recognized or compensated for how hard she works, hence younger bosses with less practical experience talk down to her.
The Burbank City Council voted 3-2 on Tuesday to table until Dec. 11 its discussion on whether golf-course management company Touchstone Golf should be in charge of maintenance and operation of the par-71 course and clubhouse located up in the Verdugo Mountains off Walnut Avenue until Dec. 11.
Those three service providers have been in charge of maintenance and operations of the facility since July after Scott Scozzola, whose family has been the operator of the facility since 1971, opted to end his agreement with the city in March.
In this case, however, you are renting computer resources instead of a roof over your head — and just like with the apartment you're renting, your landlord is in charge of taking care of maintenance.
Every day, a team of three crewmembers is in charge of mud maintenance.
Frederick C. Sturges, vice president in charge of building maintenance and operations of the Ely Cruikshank Company.
For now, SK employees take charge of the maintenance and repair of the robots, and create content tailored to students' needs.
But as an IT manager in charge of routine maintenance on new hardware products, he felt bored and isolated from other people.
