Sentence examples for workers pose from inspiring English sources

Workers pose next to the foundation they were constructing to use as the base for the Statue of Liberty, on Bedloe's Island, New York City.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign accused the Republican Party of engaging in push-polling, a practice in which telephone workers pose as pollsters, calling voters and asking questions that are intended to spread damaging or false information about an opponent.

Ever since the first "Red Scare" 100 years ago, we have been subjected to relentless campaigns to frighten us into believing that social movements to protect ordinary citizens, the workers, pose some sort of a radical threat to our free society.

These workers pose a greater economic burden than those with single claims, and also experience a substantially greater cumulative period of work disability.

He keeps a picture from a groundbreaking in Brooklyn in 1993, where he and other workers posed with Mayor David N. Dinkins.

Construction ground to a halt as workers posed for photos with Manchester United's career scoring leader.

But the industry has slumped, mostly because workers have come to prefer factory or construction jobs to picking coffee beans, and importing workers poses difficulties.

The picture commemorated the completion of the transcontinental railroad and showed workers posing with two trains, one from the Central Pacific line and one from the Union Pacific.

Now in the collection of MoMA, it is a mordant commentary on the distinction between "high" and "low" art, depicting an ethnically diverse group of workers posing with paintings by famous artists like Picasso and Grant Wood.

About 700 people are being investigated over what is believed to have been one of the biggest such scams in India's history, which involved workers posing as US tax officials, according to Paramvir Singh, the police commissioner of Thane.

Over half of the photographs show people, including Cuban workers of African descent in the fields and next to their houses, plantation managers riding horses or having siesta in hammocks or around tables in the shade, and workers posing with a hunted alligator.