Sentence examples for workers stack from inspiring English sources

But by night, in the hours of the fisherman's breakfast -- a delicate repast of eggs, hash browns, bacon, kippers, toast and whiskey -- armies of union workers stack 200-pound groupers along busy slips and salt the night air with baroque cursing that would make you believe the fish still come and go on ships.

Across the city, morgue workers stacked up the bodies like lumber to drive them away in trucks.

After the police left and the drag performers changed into street clothes, Mr. Dutcher and the other organizers pulled down the "Mr. Gay China" banners as workers stacked the chairs.

Often taking titles from a biblical vocabulary, Carnations reminds us that unremarkable places and events--a game of Frisbee in a winter park, workers stacking panes in a glass factory, or the daily opening of a café--can, in a blink, be new.

In a new video on YouTube, restaurant workers stacking dishes, shaking drinks, chopping onions and plating burritos take a moment to lip-sync and dance along to the 1959 Motown hit "Money (That's What I Want)." What they want, more specifically, is a $9 minimum wage.

"We keep getting it, but we don't know what to do with it," said Abdul Fatah al-Eilah, the greenhouse manager, as workers stacked boxes of vegetables in a storage shed while tractors towing flatbeds full of produce lined up to enter.

At picnic tables nearby, seasonal county workers stacked and sorted forms to be counted, while others studied signatures on hundreds of orange provisional ballots.

Clutter A messy desk or hard drive doesn't just give a bad impression to clients and co-workers, Stack says it also slows you down.

Then, it is up to a worker stacking the bags on carts to notice the mistake.

By Michael Tortorello November 24, 2015 A worker stacks cranberries during America's first food scare, in 1959.

At another building, rescue workers piled stacks and stacks of brown folders atop blankets.