Sentence examples for staff out from from inspiring English sources

After clearing staff out from the side office, he swung the safe open.

"What we're doing is getting the tube staff out from behind the plate glass and getting out there helping all kinds of passengers.

But even in these enlightened times, three out of four gay travellers still worry about the welcome they will receive from hotel staff (Out Now consulting, 2009).

The aid organisation Médecins sans Frontières said it had pulled its entire expatriate staff out of Darfur on orders from the government.

And then there was "the Ladbrokes Experience", a company initiative launched in 2013, not long after the Morden murder, that would have Ladbrokes staff come out from behind their locked counters and interact with customers.

And Mr. Campbell has championed the creation of a new audio-and-slide-show feature on the museum's Web site called "Connections," which brings curators and other staff members out from behind the curtains in a way the museum has never quite done before.

Here's what the King's staff made of it … There were a few things about the fictitious world of Holby City that made me want to transfer there immediately: highly attractive staff popping out from behind every locker/drug trolley; large, calm open spaces masquerading as wards; consultants' offices the size of squash courts rather than shared cupboards.

The angry pagans nabbed the second piece of the staff right out from under SHIELD's nose, but only after Ward had unwittingly received a jolt of its power, unlocking traumatic memories from his past and causing him to say mean, hurtful things to geek gang Fitz, Simmons and Skye while getting his vitals checked on the Bus.

For the moment, people taking part in the current wave of unofficial action - which was sparked when staff walked out from a Lincolnshire refinery because foreigners have been chosen over Britons to build a new unit there - are not allowing understandable economic anxieties to spill over into xenophobia.

"Many Chinese probably see little future in a company where locally hired staff are shut out from promotions," he said.

Many of the brightest minds from the National Security Agency and GCHQ staff tire themselves out from long years of service, moving out into the comfort of the private sector.