Sentence examples for own warden from inspiring English sources

Borough residents vote with everyone else in November, but also get to vote in May when they select their own warden and burgesses.

Cardiff council has appointed its own horse warden to round up stray and abandoned animals.

Notably, there is a well-considered economic plan for the region called the Virunga Alliance that the park's own chief warden, Emmanuel de Merode, has developed and the park's director general has endorsed.

Although Douglas was the pre-eminent Scottish magnate his position in the borders and Lothians was jeopordised not only did he have to forcibly retake Edinburgh Castle from his own designated warden but was very likely under threat from the earls of Angus and March.

Chapman later wrote, "Under his guardianship the 'white birds' had increased in numbers, which, with aigrettes selling at $32 an ounce, made the venture worth the risk (for there was a risk; as the man who attempted to 'shoot out' a rookery while Bradley was on guard would probably have lost his own 'plume'); the warden watched and in his absence his charges were slaughtered".

At the moment all the district councils operate their own teams of traffic wardens and have their own separate computer and collection systems.

Now they mint their own money-aluminum counters and warden lets them have certain amount of their money to buy the counters as needed.

"To get them back in training for the new season we decided to give them their very own car," said deputy head warden Ian Turner.

As soon as he was able, Hiroshige transferred to his own son the post of fire warden and devoted himself to his art.

And the warden would be doing his own driving.

"To turn public opinion in favor of executing Tookie Williams was not just weird — Tookie simply minded his own business — it was wrong," the former warden Daniel Vasquez told me.