Sentence examples for staff changing from inspiring English sources

"Everyone's got them hanging over their staff changing rooms now -- salami hanging from the gas pipe".

· Run induction programmes for new staff and existing staff changing roles.

Ten years ago, he opened Bar Centrale, an impossible-to-get-into show-biz lounge, in a space above Orso that had been the staff changing room.

The brash, outspoken deputy chief of staff to the House majority leader, Eric Cantor, resigned Friday, a surprise announcement that heralds a staff changing of the guard for the new Republican leadership.

The uniform policy in sixth form allowed for trousers; the toilets were already non-gender specific; a staff changing room and shower were made available and the chosen names and male pronouns were used by all.

A nurse enters to take my blood pressure and I start crying, having promised myself I wouldn't, for the loss of independence, privacy and dignity, symbolised by the hospital staff changing me like a baby.

This fee, which comes out of earnings generated by the airport, covers the cost of developing, designing, installing and staffing changing exhibitions.

The utilisation of agency nurses is influenced by various factors, including staff shortages, changing patient disease profiles, poor staff planning, staff absenteeism, and lack of involvement of nurses in decision-making (8, 11, 19, 35).

Throughout the study period practices experienced a variety of changes including key staff members changing jobs or retiring, seasonal increases in work loads such as "flu jab season" and the execution of necessary building work to premises.

The law also allows for "transformation" of a school by bringing in a mostly new teaching staff and changing budgeting, firing the principal or closing the school entirely.

Michael said Wang was so smooth in attacking hitters that he "controls their bat speed" better than anyone on the staff by changing his velocity.