Sentence examples for class of stewards from inspiring English sources

Then came the crew's middle class: junior officers and the like, followed by the lower-middle class of stewards, waiters and clerks, and then, at the bottom, toiling in the bowels of the vessel, were its working class: the "black gang" of firemen, stokers and greasers without whose sweated labour the ship would not have moved at all.

In 1992, when the rate was 10.6percentthetermterm included not only a class of sharp-suited bebop stewards — the so-called Young Lions, groomed to fit an ideal set by Wynton Marsalis — but also a strain of music well nurtured at the time by radio formats.

Appoint a group of stewards.

Steward believes his fighter is still the class of the division, "the most talented, technically sound fighter I've ever had," he said.

Last month, Davenport spoke in support of Steward's scheduling decision.

The first class steward, the "ITL," served some food, but otherwise ignored passengers.

Philip Littlejohn, whose grandfather Alexander James Littlejohn was a Titanic first class steward, said it will "keep the story alive for years".

More recently it's the city's world-class symphony, stewarded by Simon Rattle in the 1980s and '90s, that's lifted the city to a different genre of worldwide renown.

That is a stark contrast with the previous chairman, Jay H. Walder, a reform-minded technocrat considered a world-class transit steward.

Nicholas Soames "Mine's a gin and tonic, Giovanni, and would you ask my friend what he's having?" he would regularly ask of John Prescott, a working-class former ship steward.

He had been a G-class steward, down in the bowels of the ship.