Sentence examples for he staffs from inspiring English sources

He staffs his places largely with Midwesterners, who have become the smiling storm troopers for his brand of hospitality: earnest, familiar, very downtown yet entirely nonthreatening.

One fast-food boss says that he staffs the same restaurants in France with two-thirds of the numbers hired in Britain.

By day, he staffs a hardware store and is soon putting its inventory to good use on some Russian mobsters who rough up a young prostitute he's become chummy with at the local all-night diner.

"The performance now of Barack Obama as he staffs up the national security team for the second term is dismal," he said to the Wyoming Republican Party.

Instead, he staffed the shop with young women, whom the hustlers could try to impress.

So Diaghilev didn't just jump-start Western ballet; he staffed it.

He staffed the ships with volunteers, many of them teen-agers, who called themselves the Sea Organization.

He staffed the government, the bureaucracy and the armed forces according to loyalty rather than merit.

And he staffed the clinic with people who would help them do it.

When he formed the Sûreté Nationale — the plainclothes state-security police — he staffed it heavily with other ex-cons.

He helped establish an office supply store for Interior employees, which he staffed with disabled workers.