Sentence examples for finish workers from inspiring English sources

Instead of laboriously rotating a shaft to obtain the final finish, workers added the final touches to an upright shaft by using sharp tools.

In the meantime, back in Prato, the technicians and the finishing workers are all standing by, anxiously awaiting the designer's verdict so that they can go into production, which means taking all the bolts of wool and cashmere and angora that have been woven in the meanwhile and starting to dye them periwinkle.

With the day finished, workers trudge ashen faced through the middle of a bustling tourist strip, past vacationers spending the equivalent of what Made and her husband earn in a day on a single cocktail or bowl of açai berries.

They also helped HSWs to complete care tasks within the designated time frame, or finished workers' tasks when out of time.

But before he could finish speaking, workers were moving in, swinging crowbars, leveling shacks and dismantling what had become South Africa's most publicized illegal farm occupation.

Only an hour after the last racer had crossed the finish line, workers had already dismantled many of the elaborate arches and viewing stands in order to truck them to the end of the next stage.

In her book Many Ramayanas, Paula Richman notes that the series was so successful that when it was due to finish, sanitation workers in Jalandhar, Punjab, became the first of several groups of local government employees to go on strike as a protest against the state television company's decision not to film the final section of the tale.

A6 Polish Rescuers Call Off Search Rescue workers finished searching the wreckage of a football-field-size convention center in Katowice, a city in southern Poland, finding the bodies of 66 people who died when a snow-laden roof collapsed during the final hour of an international pigeon fanciers' fair.

On the other side, to the north, was the beginning of a tunnel that was built only in the last few weeks, its walls and floor finished and workers positioning the metal forms to pour its concrete roof.

Ouch! UC's Taylor McLaughlin crashes into a finish line worker at the conclusion of his 400 at #nbnationals https://t.co/WQVl5nSP6U.

You perhaps wouldn't notice the pub was full of finished night-workers if you'd just walked in, but as soon as you know what to look for, it becomes obvious.