Sentence examples for pump worker from inspiring English sources

"There is no water; they have to make the three-hour journey every day with donkeys to the river here," said Ahmad Shah, 36, a fuel pump worker in the village of Shekhabad, an hour's drive from Kabul.

The primary occupation of patients was as follows: secretary (2), housewife (2), truck driver/transporter (2), electrician (1), field pump worker (1), seamstress (1), teacher (1), security guard (1), and unidentified (1).

Rather than continue to pump workers for extra productivity, firms preferred to return to more normal management conditions, and to let too-high wages adjust over time: "pent-up" wage cuts have been achieved simply by not granting raises.

The military created categories of essential professionals who could not go on strike: professors, bankers, gas-pump workers.

By the time the fire truck started pumping, workers were able to force in less than 10 gallons per minute, not much more than a kitchen faucet puts out.

A truck arrived with a small industrial pump, which workers carried to the edge of the flood, the right idea at the wrong scale.

Shell, which discovered the Camisea field in the 1980s, once moved a rig, pumps and workers' camp behind a hill at the request of an Indian village, says Murray Jones, who worked there for Shell when the rig was moved.

Within a cache of heavily redacted documents obtained by VICE News, an email with the subject heading "The Big One Has Landed" shows just how pumped government workers were in the department of Foreign Affairs, lauding the estimated $15 billion export deal when the sale was finalized in February 2014.

Workers pump the water from the truck to the tank through a long green hose.

Most of us have watched too much television — one minute the heroic medical worker pumps the victim's chest and grabs the defibrillator paddles and yells "Clear!," and in the next scene the victim is sitting up, chatting with detectives — to have any realistic idea.

Workers pump the potash from way below the Earth's surface into the ground-level ponds, where sun evaporates the pond water and leaves potash behind.