Sentence examples for warden introduced from inspiring English sources
Once Alberto was freed, the warden introduced him to Queta Jiménez, a Mexican folk singer known as "La Prieta Linda".
But when deputy warden Michael Tausek introduced my first three subjects Steven, Robert, and Albert my fear dissipated.
The street wardens were introduced three years ago to tackle antisocial behaviour and petty street crime but have found the antagonism between chavs and goths difficult to quell.
"The decision by Camden Council was because the failed testing of the external cladding was compounded by multiple other fire safety failures". The Local Government Association said some councils have introduced 24-hour warden patrols to mitigate the risk before cladding is removed.
Court supervision and a parade of reforming wardens improved staff training and introduced vocational and G.E.D. programs, and the stabbing rate began to plummet.
Those three trusts along with another 16 have also introduced 24-hour fire warden patrols to improve safety.
Westminster City Council has introduced a new patrol of wardens in London's West End to enforce parking regulation ahead of the Olympics.
In that novel Box introduced us to his unlikely hero, a game warden named Joe Pickett, a decent man who lives paycheck to paycheck and who is deeply fond of his wife and his three daughters.
Mr Mallon introduced "talking" CCTV cameras, through which operators can berate louts, and championed "community wardens" to support the police ("I'd vote for him all day," says one).
With agreement from, and under guidance by, the council and London Fire Brigade, we introduced a fire management plan for resident safety, including the recruitment of fire wardens to patrol the building," said a spokesperson.
In court today, Mr. Warden repeatedly sought to argue that America Online chose Microsoft's browser largely because Microsoft's software was technically superior -- and he introduced internal documents from America Online engineers who preferred Microsoft's technology.
