Sentence examples for time warden from inspiring English sources

At the time Warden said that 5m photos per day were being uploaded which included geotagging and were public - the raw "data exhaust" that Jetpac needed to produce its analysis.

Also tells about Dr. William A. Spooner, long time Warden of New College, Oxford, who was gifted with such a twist of tongues that, practically everything he said cane out cockeyed, and the English took to calling all such products "Spoonerisms", in his honor.

"How'd ya like to have a full-time warden a guy that would sit here eight hours a day, six days a week?

He was extremely active in church affairs, not only as long-time warden of St Margaret's, London W1, but also as Chairman of the Finance Committee of the London Diocesan Fund.

The general running of the shelter will be in the hands of a staff of full-time wardens, assisted by part-timers and also, it is hoped, by volunteers from the shelterers themselves.

Each sector is under the responsibility of a professional full- or part-time game warden, with a full-time game warden leading each district.

At that time, game wardens guided the hunters so close they could shoot point-blank.

Family members of the condemned can witness executions, and many times the warden has looked on as the mother of the man on the gurney watched her son take his last breath.

More than 50 full-time parking wardens, or civil parking enforcement officers, hand out about 50,000 tickets every year in Devon.

Around this time, a new warden, Jerry Cummings, arrived at Dade.

Most of the time, only one warden was on duty, so, given the best will in the world, there was no way he could supervise all the cells".