Sentence examples for culinary worker from inspiring English sources

The best lines come from unhappiness, of course, one high point being the culinary worker who snaps: "Of course I'm angry with this decision.

The front page of the Winter 2010 issue of the union's in-house magazine, The Culinary Worker, trumpets the news that "by a huge percentage, more than 4,500 workers in Culinary and Bartenders classifications from City Centers Aria signed on to be members of the union".

In Nevada, the powerful union of culinary workers is expected to put its muscle behind Mr. Obama.

Earlier he was active in the painters' and the culinary workers' unions, and a target of McCarthyism.

Ms. Ziegelman writes well about the types of culinary workers, once popular in and around these tenements, whose trades have vanished.

Menus, recipes and reminiscences of vanished culinary workers (including German krauthobblers, who went door to door slicing cabbage for homemade sauerkraut) further enliven the narrative of this thoroughly researched book.

In a union hall tucked among subdivisions and wisps of desert, some steelworkers, letter carriers and culinary workers filed in to get their Saturday morning coffee and marching orders before heading out to canvass for Democrats.

"When you ask me that question, your position is that you think that the culinary workers' vote should be easier" than those of other Nevada workers, Mr. Clinton told the reporter, Mark Matthews of KGO-TV in San Francisco.

A union that represents culinary workers and bartenders agreed to a five-year contract today with its fifth casino and hotel company, MGM Mirage, most likely averting a strike on the Strip next weekend.

Mr. Obama has traveled to Nevada several times to meet with members and leaders of a culinary workers' union, most of whom are Hispanic women who work in Las Vegas hotels and casinos.

LAS VEGAS — Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. sat onstage before a crowd of culinary workers here the other morning, listening intently to a man who is not on the ballot but might hold the key to a victory for President Obama in economically ravaged Nevada.