Sentence examples for to caretaker from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who takes care of a place or thing; someone looking after somewhere, or with responsibility for keeping a place in good repair.
I found the shift from daughter to caretaker challenging but necessary.
He had a career in the Marines and was academy coach when promoted to caretaker in February.
Meanwhile, the crew was reduced from three to two, and their role was restricted mainly to caretaker status, limiting the amount of science that could be done.
Has anyone else ever demoted a manager to caretaker manager before?" "The Daily Express is predicting the outcome of the league every week," honks Alex Potter.
If that is to happen, the rules that would apply to caretaker David Cameron need to be watertight and well understood in advance by all concerned.
At Dads 101, a class for new and soon-to-be fathers that helps ease the transition from soldier to caretaker, attendance has doubled.
She writes love letters to her caretaker to remind her that her husband still loves her.
She was used to caretakers beating her, but no one had ever been sorry for it.
The auto consultant John Casesa once noted that Detroit's management has gone from visionaries to operators to caretakers.
There are 25 structures, including barns, on the property and three single family homes belonging to caretakers and gamekeepers.
A questionnaire was distributed to caretakers of patients with epilepsy.
