Sentence examples for workers through a from inspiring English sources

Workers board the ship, which currently houses about 260 workers, through a wide concrete pier and up a sturdy gangplank.

It hopes to cut about 5,000 workers through a buyout program that ends on May 25.

But they also help nonunion workers through a spillover effect in related industries and by mobilizing their members to increase the minimum wage and other progressive causes.

Ironically, the airport was built by W.P.A. workers through a "work farm" project just like the one the youth of Seaport resist.

When I was younger, and a big building was going up, I used to watch workers through a peephole in the safety fence.

It was designed to assist workers through a few tough months during an economic downturn until their old jobs came back.

Mr Roell recruits skilled workers through an apprentice system with roots in medieval guilds.

With its platform businesses could vet new workers through an online form or by integrating its API with their hiring systems.

In 1929, just months before the stock market crash, Spedan Lewis generously turned his family firm over to the workers through an employee trust, accepting in exchange £1 million in interest-free deferred bonds payable out of profits over 30 years.

In this corner: A number of employers, particularly tech companies, who claim they have a large number of unfilled positions and can't find enough skilled American workers to fill all their needs, and thus need to attract skilled foreign workers through an expanded H-1B visa program.

After walking a postal worker through a highly technical repair to her letter-sorting machine ("There's a three-digit setting there, where the post and the armature meet"), the President expertly talks a man down from an acid trip.