Sentence examples for machinery operator from inspiring English sources
Some female-dominated roles such as administrative staff or personal secretary may disappear, but then so too may heavily male roles such as machinery operator and some kinds of labourers.
"You have to work to make money and keep your job, of course," said Atoni Dumitri, 37, a machinery operator, "but we can work harder if we are paid better".
His mother, who is retired, was a data processor at Ceres Terminals, a stevedoring company in Chicago, and his father was a heavy machinery operator for Local 150 of the International Union of Operating Engineers in Chicago.
"The first time I saw him, he was so stiff, just the way Jay Leno used to poke fun of him," said Don Paulson, a machinery operator who saw Mr. Gore speak a few years ago and was stunned by the difference in a stump speech the other day.
Despite his talent, Mr. Holeman worked most of his life as a heavy machinery operator, with nights spent stripping the wood out of tobacco leaf at the Liggett Meyers factory up the street from his home in Hayti, Durham's historically black section.
In a promotional clip for "Bamazon," one cast member and heavy machinery operator, Clate McDaniel — described as a nature-loving "California hippie" — expresses a mystic's anticipation of finding "plants that can heal" and the "cure for cancer" in the jungles of Guyana.
Divers and excavating machinery operators hauled the ferry's mucky shards to the surface.
Would-be labourers, technicians and trade workers or machinery operators and drivers, however, will find the going rather tougher.
Even after 50 or 60 nights of work, many of the machinery operators and BP supervisors cleaning the beaches had never seen one.
Contractors working at the site said the area had been divided into sectors, with machinery operators assigned to specific tasks in specific places and laborers marshaled into rough work teams.
Working by floodlight, heavy machinery operators broke through the tall perimeter wall of the 3,000 square-meter compound in Abbottabad, 35 miles north of Islamabad, after dark on Saturday.
