Sentence examples for was 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.
During that brief period, she was caretaker leader.
I was caretaker in a mainstream school before that, and I was in the army for many years.
Fabrizio Piccareta was caretaker for Tuesday's 3-1 win over Tranmere, but said afterwards that he and his backroom staff would resign the next day.
"I remember I was caretaker at Southampton and our last two games at The Dell we beat Arsenal and Manchester United, so it's probably up there with those.
"I've got to sit down with the chairman," said Gray. "I remember I was caretaker at Southampton and our last two games at The Dell we beat Arsenal and Manchester United, so it's probably up there with those.
They didn't but very soon the Nadal family did, led by the tennis player Rafa and his uncle Miguel-Angel, the former Barcelona and Mallorca defender, who had been Laudrup's assistant and was caretaker coach.
Bishop said that until then Kevin Rudd will be caretaker prime minister.
Whittingham has been caretaker since Michael Appleton left in November.
Shiels had been caretaker at Rugby Park since Mixu Paatelainen was appointed Finland coach in March.
Until that appointment is made, Downing will continue to be caretaker.
Jimmy Dack has been caretaker boss since Justin Edinburgh left for Gillingham in February.
