Sentence examples for tellers from inspiring English sources
"We have a huge mix of people – obviously there's council staff, but equally we have lots of bank tellers who've got experience, and we learn from them too".
To avert disappointment, there are even spare tellers waiting in the wings, and a backup generator on standby in case of power cuts.
And it's a testament to the power of creativity, not only as a valuable tool for reminiscing, but as something that can empower people with dementia, adding dignity and control, making them tellers of their own stories.
"Labour tellers are leaving polling stations after seeing a poor turnout from their voters.
Tipping Point and Stories of Change is another exciting, experimental, long term project bringing artists, academics, story tellers and more together.
One of the most important jobs on election day is getting the numbers from the tellers at the polling stations back to the committee room.
The opponents – including two tellers – included Adam Afriyie, the MP for Windsor, who has been running a Tory leadership campaign.
Anyone who's been a political reporter understands the routine use of tactical lying Lurking somewhere in this territory too, as anyone knows who has looked at assessments by such trustworthy truth-tellers as the Institute for Fiscal Studies, is the claim that since the coalition moved against the deficit, we've been "all in this together".
A few weeks ago two women were killed but they were fortune-tellers, or, according to local men, witches.Most women wear the hijab.
But in his prime, he evolved a clear and effective prose style that achieved a quality possessed only by master story-tellers, making the reader greedy for more.
A website based in Qom, Iran's holiest city, deemed the men "deviants", "fortune-tellers" and "petty criminals", who were exploiting credulous Iranians for alms during the Persian new-year holiday, which fell in mid-March.
