Sentence examples for staffers working from inspiring English sources

Every convention, every campaign had many staffers working and spinning and cajoling to get votes.

Then I noticed a group of Red Cross staffers working on a policeman who was lying on the ground.

His counterpart for Mrs. Clinton, Harold Ickes, directs 10 staffers working full time to forestall further defections.

There were still some staffers working on the case, so it wasn't accurate to say, as Chaffetz had done, that it had been reopened.

(Although I'd applaud even more enthusiastically if the policy also applied to all its workers, and didn't exclude the part-time staffers working in DVD distribution centers).

The Washington Post's Carol Leonnig reported today that he has been under investigation for allegations that he groped multiple male staffers working in his office, according to three sources familiar with the probe.

Downstairs, staffers worked to clean up the water-damaged floor, which emitted a faintly stale odor that wafted with the brew of a nearby Starbucks outpost.

Roughly sixty of the company's hundred and twenty staffers work on-site, sitting at three long rows of desks alongside Denton himself — who, in the fashionable mode of modern media executives, declines a corner office.

While that number is not expected to change by much, the balance between how many of those staffers work for Republicans and how many work for Democrats will shift.

Timothy Binder, the aquarium's vice president for zoological operations, said aquarium staffers worked more than 2,000 hours of overtime trying to nurse Misty back to health during the eight weeks she was sick.

Roughly sixty of the company's hundred and twenty staffers work on-site, sitting at three long rows of desks alongside Denton himself who, in the fashionable mode of modern media executives, declines a corner office.