Sentence examples for staffer known from inspiring English sources

Senator Orrin Hatch and Governor Gary Herbert, both of Utah, are backing a bid for the B.L.M. directorship by Mike Noel, a current state representative and former bureau staffer known for his fervent commitment to land transfers and his extreme disdain for his onetime employer.

In the story broken Monday by Politico, Bardella, a 27-year-old staffer known for his speedy rise and prior prickly brushes with the media, is accused of sharing private emails between him and Politico reporters as part of a deal with the New York Times' Mark Leibovich who is currently researching a book on Washington political culture.

Alternatively, Mueller may have simply been interested in whether the Facebook staffer knew of any Russian connection to the campaign.

Some staffers know how he found a way, even at the pinnacle of the Top Forty era of shouting d.j.s and dance crazes, to put the counterculture on the radio.

At a formal gripe session with eight Ebay executives that weekend, some long-time disciples expressed the feeling they weren't particularly well served, complaining that customer support is inadequate, that Ebay staffers know less about navigating the site than users, that the company is slow to toss out inactive sellers, particularly those who hang on to user names that others would like to have.

Both security and Koch staffers knew who I and Tara were.

Staffers knew that Clinton didn't want to hear it, and maneuvered to make their objections understood.

As scandal rocked the end of that presidency, staffers knew they had better come prepared to meetings.

The Frenzied Marketing Pace Never Stops Marketing staffers know that the pace of their job runs relentlessly on high octane thinking and doing.

Margo Sugerman, the secretary general of the IAB and one of the Baseball for All staffers knew nothing of the American sport as a child in her native South Africa.

Hillary Clinton's campaign staffers knew that her paid speeches to Wall Street could be a political liability for her 2016 run, according to private emails disclosed by WikiLeaks.