Sentence examples for workers scanning from inspiring English sources

Consolidated Edison workers scanning New York City and Westchester County last year for leaking voltage found more than a thousand shock hazards from items like light poles and manhole covers, according to an annual report filed last month with the State Public Service Commission.

Long lines could be seen at the entrances as workers scanned patrons and looked inside their bags.

Workers scan every item into a giant database and pass them on for stowing.

"A pack of six workers were scanning the fridge frantically," Hirsch reported.

The agency has hired most of the screeners to replace private contractors at airport checkpoints but has hired few workers to scan checked baggage for bombs.

After taking off protective clothing, workers are scanned for radiation by a machine called a "gate monitor," which looked similar to the new body-imaging devices used by airport security.

Just in case, workers electronically scan each part's bar code and check a nearby computer to make sure they've installed the right equipment.

And it likely saves the stores money because they don't have to pay workers to spend time scanning the shelves.

The board posted a link to the camera on its Web site, which also explains in general what's happening on screen: Workers on camera are currently scanning petition pages so that electronic copies can be provided to the incumbents, and made available to the public.

Bad news for the guy from IT. "I started doing as many as three to five sandwiches a day – scanning my co-workers' and my own.

At the Renzo Piano-designed new headquarters of The New York Times, on Eighth Avenue, the rows of single 28-watt fluorescent bulbs that line the ceilings are connected to a computer network that lets maintenance workers quickly scan which ones need replacing or repair, rather than trolling the floors.