Sentence examples for hall staff from inspiring English sources

City Hall staff members can become fatigued during a third term, he acknowledged.

The next, in May, saw black helium balloons tied to dead fish released in the Turbine Hall; staff had to shoot them down with air rifles.

The local food craze is the most visible of these efforts, with the opening of the weekly farmers market in October and the planting of nearby Michelle Obama-style vegetable gardens tended by city hall staff members.

At Stanton City Hall, staff members and volunteers collected dozens of cards, checks, bouquets of flowers and toy animals addressed to Samantha's family and to the fund set up in her name.

What gets people steamed up is not electing mayors or voting in tax referendums but dealing with local officials: how they are treated in daily interactions with the GP, the police and the traffic warden, as well as bin men, housing and town hall staff.

The fact that these are all Tory councils is no surprise: it was Thatcher's former lieutenant Nicholas Ridley who came up with the idea of the night-watchman local authority, where town hall staff only turned up once a year to sign contracts with the private companies delivering local services.

But the Guinness effect of black people at the bottom of town hall staffing grades and white people at the top was uncovered.

They have labor hall staffs and organizers all across the swing states...

On November 20th teachers, town-hall staff, post-office workers and other civil servants are due to strike.

Town-hall staff talk of a return of "dignity", and note that the freshly painted walls of the estates are, so far, free of graffiti.

Teachers, train drivers, postmen, town-hall staff, utility workers and other mainly public-sector protesters are contesting his plan to raise France's legal minimum retirement age from 60 to 62, as well as job cuts.