Sentence examples for decent steward from inspiring English sources

Though seen as a lightweight in Brussels, she would be a decent steward of UNESCO assuming it wants to exist at all.

Russia, meanwhile, suggested that the Ukrainians were not decent stewards of the weapons: they didn't know how to take care of them, and they would deteriorate and turn into public hazards — "much worse than Chernobyl," the Russian Foreign Minister said at the time.

I still believe that, regardless of any of these factors, if you are a decent, hard working person who is a good steward to those around you, you should never feel pressured into apologizing or feeling less for who you are or what color your skin is.

In I'm All Right Jack (1959), he played the decent but slightly daft young executive, Stanley Windrush, while Peter Sellers appeared as the pompous shop steward – an even-handed cinematic satire on both management and trade unions.

With stewarding and wristbanding positions at almost every festival on the UK festival circuit, Festaff offer a decent range of choices.

But how about shop steward?

LEWIS--Julia (nee Steward).

The steward prods.

Steward, J. H. Univ.

"Hollywood is the steward".

Decent odds.