Sentence examples for stewards can be from inspiring English sources

In another piece of luck, he was allowed on the pitch: stewards can be tough, but Deaner, after arguing briefly with two young men who "didn't want to know", found an older steward whom he knew and persuaded him to give him access.

"I turned to my brothers and said 'I should help' and they agreed". In another piece of luck, he was allowed on the pitch: stewards can be tough, but Deaner, after arguing briefly with two young men who "didn't want to know", found an older steward whom he knew and persuaded him to give him access.

In the clip, filmed by a Dutch passenger, a steward can be heard asking the Briton, Ben Innes, to come up the aisle, adding: "You want to take a photo with him?" Innes replies "yeah, yeah... is that OK?" before walking up and standing beside the hijacker, Seif Eldin Mustafa, as well as two stewards.

Becoming a better social and environmental steward can be time-consuming and expensive.

What they've done with Sephora and with Ralph Lauren in their stores is executed very well, and I don't think Claiborne's CEO is too far off when he says that JCP is a great steward and can be a strong partner for an apparel brand".

There isn't as much process and structure as with some other leaders (like Stewards), and that can be a plus or minus depending on the employee.

If you're undeterred by the hefty deposit (anywhere between £100 and £220), stewarding for Oxfam can be one of the best opportunities for volunteers.

Stewards can often be found in mission-critical areas of the organization and they are often relied-upon by leaders in other divisions.

And he told reporters today in a rare gathering in the conference room of Air Force One, "we can be stewards of accountability" in the Middle East.

This workshop will enable civic stewards to understand the processes by which community colleges operate and the ways that long-term partnerships between civic stewards and community colleges can be built, strengthened, and based on sound workforce data, mutual trust, and effective communication.

She said that while some people choose to skip a generation and leave money directly to grandchildren or grandnephews because they do not feel parents need the money or would be good stewards, generation-skipping trusts can be subject to federal estate and generation-skipping taxes of 90percentt if someone leaves more than $2 million.