Sentence examples for staff shuttle from inspiring English sources

Today some villages near the detention centre are almost deserted when the contractor Transfield's staff shuttle buses pull out.

After the show, he knew exiting was "gonna be bad" and managed to sneak on a staff shuttle to a parking lot three miles away.

Between May 2011 and September 2013 the BBC has spent £1.3m on flights for staff shuttling to and from Manchester, according to a response to a Freedom of Information request.

In May, it was reported that Apple had signed a deal with Volkswagen on a fleet of autonomous staff shuttles (and that it might also be partnering, with Mercedes-Benz and BMW, on self-driving cars).

The scene inside the restaurant was one of barely controlled chaos with knots of fans at the main bar, the tables and any corner with standing room while the harried staff shuttled endless rounds of IPAs to the crowd that often spilled onto the restaurant's front patio.

This would happen annually through a chaotic process known as repackaging, in which students would turn in financial information and the staff would shuttle them into new loans and grants.

Until the security improves, Mr. Annan added, the United Nations will probably run operations in Iraq from outside the country with staff members shuttling across the border.

While negotiations are under way with the Russians, and other partners in the international project, to keep the station functioning and staffed until shuttle flights resume, options are limited because of a law from 2000 that was intended to keep the Russians from helping Iran with rocket technology.

When skiing is no longer an option, a Lone Mountain Ranch staff member shuttles guests back for dinner.

Last week, as if she were a bit player in a vintage war movie, a staff secretary shuttled papers back-and-forth between Obama's beachfront rental and a secured telecommunications center.

This works best when you have another restaurant or two, and can shuttle staff  to and from the city, or Florida, without having to start from scratch every spring.