Sentence examples for keepers. from inspiring English sources
Mawle employed three keepers whose work included controlling predators (foxes, stoats, crows) by legal means to ensure a healthy wild grouse population.
I had been measuring the temperature and other environmental conditions of the lake and had sent these details to the amphibian keepers at London Zoo who were preparing to receive the frogs".
He was not at fault for Uruguay's first goal, one of those wallops into the top corner that all keepers have to watch now and then.
Network Rail argues that even the safest crossing – with full barriers, klaxons and monitoring from keepers or control centres – cannot be entirely secure: the question, in East Anglia and beyond, is whether the price of eliminating the risk is one taxpayers, passengers and local communities are prepared to accept.
Opposing defences and keepers should beware for the rest of the campaign.
Trade is conducted so openly now that "slave" auctions have reportedly taken place at coffee shops at Heathrow and Gatwick where brothel keepers are bidding for women.
The first-ever attempt by US record-keepers to estimate the number of uncounted "law enforcement homicides" exposed previous official tallies as capturing less than half of the real picture.
The first is why didn't Yorke and Godrich work with another service – Bandcamp is the one mentioned most often – which can help them in their aim of "bypassing the self elected gate-keepers"?
Related: Hillary Clinton used personal email for all government business, says report Despite her advisers handing over 55,000 pages of her emails in an effort to pacify federal record-keepers, this is potentially still an egregious breach of security.
"The cicada are difficult to deal with because we can't find a way to kill the larvae in the ground and we can't use pesticides because a lot of bee-keepers bring their hives near our fields during flowering," said Eric Chaisse of the Provence regional centre for experimentation on plants used in perfumes, aromas and medicines.
Officials from Spain's National Statistics Institute (INE) have been calling on the national brothel-keepers' organisation in an effort to assess the contribution that prostitution makes to GDP.
