Sentence examples similar to pat workers from inspiring English sources
That is when it will seek to assure investors, tourists and ex-pat workers that Kenya is safe and that the security services can protect them.
Pat pat pat with the dishcloth.
The company wants to expand its client base beyond the region's ex-pat oil workers, and I'm here with a group of German dive tour operators who want to see what this stretch of the Red Sea has to offer.
That's why I wanted to mix as many people in the book as I could: my friends, ex-pats, sex workers, every sort of person I was encountering.
From the night guards who watch over people getting pissed beyond their limits to the pasty ex-pats, sex workers, and wasters who fill the city's bars, he pointed his lens at scenes that would look familiar to anyone who's been blackout drunk, but may not be what first comes to mind when someone says "Uganda".
As he speaks, we see footage of Mrs. Clinton brushing the hair away from a child, clutching the hand of an elderly hospital patient and giving a factory worker a pat on the back.
Almost every executive is smiling or patting a co-worker on the back.
Another woman said she was embarrassed when, during the pat-down, a worker manipulated her breast prosthesis from side to side.
A mental health worker pats me on the back and listens to my rant about how the Red Cross has millions to give away but is holding onto it.
enhanced pat-down: Frisking in which security workers slide the palms of their hands down a person's body in a search for contraband or weapons.
