Sentence examples for former welder from inspiring English sources

Among the first in line at the fairgrounds was Kathy Baucom, 61, a former welder disabled by lupus.

The speaker was Jean-Claude Blanchard, a former welder and onetime member of the Trotskyite Workers Strugglee party and the General Confederation of Labour union.

Watson Tucker, a 59-year-old former welder and fisherman, said as he watched the festival unfold that the whole world seemed to be there.

Diagnosed with muscular dystrophy, a progressive muscle wasting condition, the former welder would be admitted to hospital with life-threatening complications.

Forced into early retirement by a back injury, the stout, 56-year-old former welder is the first to arrive every morning, the last to leave every night.

Al Abrams, 78, a former welder and aircraft mechanic, said the mayor had a Napoleon complex, as shown by his push to limit soft drink sizes, salt and smoking.

Connolly, a former shipyard welder, told the service: "I spent many, many happy hours with Jimmy Reid... just hanging about".

Her husband, a former construction welder, recently found a job gardening for nine hours a week, but it does not cover their €800 ($867) per month mortgage.

He had come through the landing at Salerno and rugged mountain fighting in Italy and, now here in France, this former shipyard welder was touched by the cries of the seven wounded riflemen.

"It's really absurd how we are so dependent on these things," Lagrind added, and Criscitello agreed, remembering how he walked into a small Greenwich Village café in '77 and heard a singer screaming "Disco, Disco Sucks!" He mused: "I wonder what we'll be doing in the next blackout?" At the other end of the bar sat Chris Pappas, an employee of the bar and former underwater welder.

On Tuesday, Abu Sayyaf published a video showing the brutal beheading of one of the Canadians, Robert Hall, a former actor and welder who bought a boat and sailed overseas to make a new life for himself in the Philippines.