Sentence examples for stewards would have from inspiring English sources

"If it was any other industry, the shop stewards would have filed grievances with the hours we put in," said Bob Hurley, the coach at St. Anthony High in Jersey City, who worked the same circuit of camps as Magee.

Had the information come to light before the result was finalised, the stewards would have investigated.

If it does happen, Steward would have two concerns.

No track seems to stage big-race dramas quite like Cheltenham but a final plot twist in the stewards' room would have been one too many.

Though Lee lost in the final, he took down tournament favourite Jesus Gonzales of the United States en route, and in so doing lit a flare in the imagination of Steward that would have remarkable consequences.

I was sorry not to have been able to become an air steward - would have been a blast for an eighteen year old high-school graduate to jet about the world for a year or two!

As the Emperor's personal taster, Halotus would accompany Claudius to every banquet or dinner, and as chief steward, he would have been with Claudius and his family for the majority of the time.

Luke 8 3 states that Joanna was the wife of Herod's steward, so she would have lived a comfortable lifestyle on the palace grounds.

The new suggestion is that the FIA race director Charlie Whiting and the stewards of the meeting would have time to consider any apparent driving infringement after the race rather than take split-second decisions which, on reflection, might seem unfair.

Given that all tracks were dry, stewards' assessments of track condition would have been limited to the categories 1 5 listed in Table 1.

They would have killed those unfortunate stewards if they could".