Sentence examples for worker points from inspiring English sources

This is how it works: an optician or even a minimally trained healthcare worker points the adjusted smartphone into the patient's eye.

"People simply can't afford to retire because of the fall in the value of their funds," says Deborah Cooper of Mercer, a pension-consultancy firm.The return of the older worker points the way to solving Britain's pension problems.

Walking through an electronics production line at Foxconn's Longhua campus in Shenzhen, a worker points out places where people have already been replaced by machinery—"to reduce injuries to workers", he says.

The New Yorker, December 31 , 1927P. 7 Office worker points out building as being based on sex - shows how the febrile note in literature and art has taken hold of helpless minds.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 31 , 1927P. 7 Office worker points out building as being based on sex - shows how the febrile note in literature and art has taken hold of helpless minds.

Photo: A worker points to a label on a box of vaccine supplies indicating that they were sent to the office of UNICEF in Mozambique (from UNICEF's supply operation in Copenhagen), as he stacks it beside others, for transport to flood-affected areas.

"Just behind the Breaux Mart, there's a little dog run," said a worker, pointing past the supermarket across the street.

A worker pointed me toward Sam's Falafel Stand, which pre-protest had a long line at lunch, but had none on Wednesday.

On the same day – as a PCGG worker pointed out to me with some passion – he took time off to open another Swiss bank account.

A county worker pointed out the error, so she will go to a polling place on Election Day after all to cast her vote for Mr. Kerry.

Another worker pointed out that Sanitation workers were at work at ground zero immediately after the 9/11 attacks, but that while firefighters and the police have been celebrated for their contributions, their own work went unnoticed.