Sentence examples for stands workers from inspiring English sources

As it now stands, workers can retire at the age of 55, with benefits indexed to 80% of their wages in their last five years of work.

He acknowledged the concession stand workers for their enthusiasm: they were the only people who were dry, after all.

McNeil was among eight vendors and concession-stand workers cited for selling to under-age people during a compliance check at Thursday night's Twins game against Toronto.

Front of train occupied by concession-stand workers, some chatting in Spanish, but most quiet and looking exhausted after another shift shovelling fries and chicken fingers.

As things stand, workers who opt to have their metabolisms monitored are organised into teams who compete to raise money for charity.

She pulls her honey-blond hair into a sleek bun and tends to dress more fashionably than typical fruit stand workers.

You can talk with the farm stand workers to learn about the farm's growing and processing practices.

Concession stand workers continue to observe the national anthem when they can, though the team doesn't require it, officials say.

This is a perspective that served the country extremely well and stood workers in good stead for most of the thirty years following World War II.

Robert Stevens, a 73-year-old concession-stand worker, said working in the heat wasn't too comfortable.

On June 23, a teenage park concession stand worker had just finished taking a late-night swim in the Firehole River when she stumbled upon a bison.