Sentence examples for staff words from inspiring English sources

And the learning goes both ways – a project starting later this year will involve native speakers from the refugee community teaching university staff words in Arabic and Farsi, recognising that the university, its staff and its students can benefit from the talents and expertise of refugees and asylum seekers too.

Did Brailsford find Staff's words hurtful?

As the teams had gone off at half-time there had been confrontations among players and staff, and words were exchanged between players and officials too, which may have continued down the tunnel.

Jeremy Hunt is always quick to praise the "hard work" of NHS staff, but words don't put extra pounds in pay packets and help put food on the table.

Soon after, Donald Regan, the new chief of staff, sent word to a small group of trusted friends and Administration officials seeking advice on how Reagan should approach his last four years in office.

None of the head nurses heard any negative comments from the staff about wording, the concepts, or items.

In October 1914 hotels all over the city dropped their flags to half-staff when word came that the hotel's operator, Gustav Baumann, had fallen from the 22nd floor to his death on the terrace.

The members of his staff, in the words of a former associate, were invariably "dressed like Englishmen — cutaways and striped trousers".

In this league, it's a real luxury to have the support of your organization, of the coaching staff, both in words and deeds.

Another, identifying who was using water and putting in meters to measure their consumption, was painstakingly time-consuming.Harder still, though, was to improve the quality of the staff (in his words, "underqualified, underpaid, unmotivated and mostly inefficient").

In the staff member's words, Obama can see all sides of an issue, whereas Clinton would be formidable across the negotiating table from, say, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.