It means we have the present that we steward, as well as a future that we hold in trust.
Although Spring writes that he was first drawn to Steward by the "resolutely sex-affirmative" tone of the gay pulp paperbacks he wrote in later years under the name Phil Andros, it would be inaccurate to cast Steward as a pre-liberation hero of the gay-rights movement (his enthusiastic mid-1950s affair with a sadistic former Nazi storm trooper is something of a disqualifier).
"I've been representing working people for 40-odd years," he says, "as a shop steward, as an official and as a general secretary, and I've never yet come across a worker who likes going on strike.
In apocalyptic murk, light pooled in the big screen and the luminous waterproofs of stewards as though from an alien galaxy, leaving the crowd otherwise squinting to follow the movement of muddy horses through the rainswept dusk.
Later, he was appointed the party's "National Steward," serving as a kind of hype-man for Kaunda at rallies as the country moved toward independence.
Meech denied intending to hit the steward as Grimsby celebrated a late goal, but was convicted and fined £800.
"Mabel is her own cook, maid and bath steward, as for her being a wife, I have little or no time to be a husband".
As stewards of a good thing, we're always thinking about the next step in growing Parse to become a leading platform in this age of mobile apps.
Mourinho received a mixed reception from the crowd and play was held up as stewards cleared a large group of photographers from the technical area.
When banks act as stewards of a family's financial security, no other industry's role is more vital to widening access to the American Dream.
