Sentence examples for janitor than from inspiring English sources

Devo's secret agent was "more like a janitor than a gigolo," as Mothersbaugh put it.

But the American Legacy Foundation, an antismoking nonprofit group, has warned that refusing to hire smokers who are otherwise qualified essentially punishes an addiction that is far more likely to afflict a janitor than a surgeon.

But during his long, grinning, drug-addled life, he was repeatedly snubbed by Grammy voters, who treated him more like a janitor than a genius.

I know, your janitor is lower than your boss, but, if we are able to view everyone as human beings who deserve respect, instead of viewing people from a hierarchical perspective, then we will have an easier time respecting others.

Luckily, they got great coverage of all the hilarious "in-jokes" and jabs at the less-than janitors.

Top executives sit in smallish interior offices, away from natural light, spaces a little nicer than a janitor's closet.

"If they're not armed, they're no different than a janitor with a broom or a teacher with a piece of chalk," said Leon Lott, sheriff of Richland County.

My first job, in 1995, was as a stipendiary lecturer in Oxford, a position in the Oxford academic hierarchy just a bit lower than assistant janitor.

Hayden painted over it and later stated that the painting had been a protest piece in the name of his talented artist-friend Cloyd Boykin, who was never recognized as being more than a janitor.

The first African-American "hired as anything other than a janitor" at Cape Canaveral was electronics technician Julius Montgomery, the authors write.

Toward the back, behind the Red Bull booth and through one windowless room, there was a smaller windowless room, no bigger than a janitor's closet, for us to practice our pitch.