Sentence examples for kindly staff from inspiring English sources
The hard part is building a skilled, attentive, kindly staff, and the Seasons succeeds superbly on that count, too.
Often, the advanced-dementia unit, with its pervasive quiet and its slow-moving, kindly staff, seemed like an anteroom to another realm, filled with people in a state of suspended anticipation.
The museum is normally closed during the winter, but the kindly staff of the Onondaga County Parks Department, which manages the museum, indulged a visitor from New York City on Thursday morning, during a light snowfall.
MIZUNDERSTOOD The kindly staff gushed over a recent show in which the designer threw caution to the wind, and all his lines — custom designs, ready-to-wear, masstige stuff — together in the same look.
More a private lounge than a public bar, you ring a doorbell, a kindly staff member leads you to the lounge and you peruse a menu of classic cigars before taking your pick.
Kindly staff grill yakitori (chicken and vegetable skewers) over hearths set into your table (4F Akasaka Sanno Kaikan, 2-14-1 Akasaka, Minato-ku; cloSun Sun; dishes from £3, yakitori set £10).
My order was slightly delayed and a member of staff kindly offered a drink while I waited.
We requested a quieter room, farther from the elevator, and the front desk staff kindly moved us to a wheelchair-accessible room at the end of a hallway, with a bit more space for a crib.
Waiting in line Wine Train staff kindly passed out umbrellas while waiting to board.
Friday morning, your staff kindly allowed me to listen by phone to a briefing about this decision and it became clear to me how you arrived at the incorrect conclusion to reward a violent and oppressive dictatorship that works to destroy its people and its neighbors.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/13/1/prepub The authors kindly thank the staff of the non-governmental organization P.R.I.S.M.A in Lima, Peru, for their help with the data entry and the abstraction of medical records, as well as with the preparation, shipping and handling of blood samples.
