Sentence examples for workers split from inspiring English sources

The rescue workers split into three crews.

Merchants said the slump was made worse over the summer, when gas and cable workers split open the street the way doctors crack a chest, to fix pipes and wires below.

The trapped workers split into three groups, each of which worked an 8-hour shift to remove the debris caused by the drilling and to reinforce the walls of the mine.

The labor market is composed of a continuum of workers split into two types: Greens and Reds.

Running full throttle from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. five days a week, it employs a total of 675 workers split into two shifts, turning out a thousand polished caskets a day.

Workers split their time evenly between activity and inactivity in 20 minute bouts (based on studies of within-nest honey bees, Johnson 2008).

For example, if an average-income worker split his money, with 60% in stocks and 40% in bonds, and the stock market lost 80% of its value on the day that worker retired, he would still have a higher pension than he would get under the current Social Security system.

Many of his co-workers split shifts with their wives.

But since very few US and Canadian workers work split shifts, they do not specifically study split schedules.1 In contrast, this paper focuses on the split schedule, which is the normal daytime work schedule in Spain.

To limit exposure, the workers were split into four groups of three.

Under the Andersen Worldwide settlement, Enron shareholders and workers will split $25 million, the court papers say.