Sentence examples for club workers from inspiring English sources

A police sergeant who covers a local estate, a housing officer and youth club workers are among those who attend group meetings.

The campaign against soccer corruption has seen at least nine officials, four judges, 13 footballers or coaches and 17 club workers jailed or punished since 2009.

Club workers are known to pass them out at daybreak at Classico del Mar, a new nightclub that stands like a fortress above the Carretera Escénica.

Around 2 a.m., near Point O'Woods, an exclusive gated community, Mr. Cotner asked a group of 20-something country club workers partying on the beach whether they considered themselves more free than the rich people they served.

If King were alive today, American politicians would probably be enraged that he was unhappy about the tax scam bill or the Dow hitting 25,000, and they'd be aggrieved when he got angry about Walmart laying off thousands of Sam's Club workers with no notice and states wanting to add cruel work requirements to Medicaid for people who can't work.

Mr. Rodriguez acknowledged that the seemingly obvious thing to have done after breaking his ankle was to leave by the fire door, but he and two dozen other Wal-Mart and Sam's Club workers said they had repeatedly been warned never to do that unless there was a fire.

The quiet, otherworldly bliss of "Dreambirds" features an archetypical Eno piano melody that seems to caress the voice of health club worker Caroline Wildi, whose smoky, rich tenor evokes Marianne Faithfull's.

PROFILE of Hugh K. Johnson, a member of the N.Y.C. Youth Board and chief of the street-club workers in S. Bronx.

They are from 14 to 19 years old… PROFILE of Hugh K. Johnson, a member of the N.Y.C. Youth Board and chief of the street-club workers in S. Bronx.

The New Yorker, December 23 , 1961P. 32 PROFILE of Hugh K. Johnson, a member of the N.Y.C. Youth Board and chief of the street-club workers in S. Bronx.

It was the Army that made a street-club worker of Purcell.