caretaker造句

The caretaker of the warehouse was trustworthy.

The caretaker stokes up twice a day.

This block of flats has a non-resident caretaker.

The caretaker government he appointed is in its last hours.

Reports said the attacker, a local caretaker and receptionist, was not armed.

She has proved that she is more than just a caretaker and can actually win elections.

The small allowance helps cover the cost of subsistence, and a full time caretaker if needed.

ST, the caretaker employed to keep the place clean, allowedsome users to keep their 'works' (needles) in his kitchen.

She cited several cinematic examples of black characters who function as the white leading lady's best friend or caretaker.

Olmert plans to stay on as caretaker of the negotiations while Livni works to set up a governing coalition.

As a caretaker of cats, I've learned that the key to looking cool is to pretend that you make mistakes on purpose.

Gordon Bajnai, Hungary's caretaker prime minister, has won plaudits abroad for his careful fiscal management (the budget deficit is now 4% of GDP, down from 9% in 2006).

Yet, as always, the voting was the easy part. After two years under an army-backed “caretaker” government, the return to democratic rule is unlikely to be smooth.

He is seen by some as an ideal caretaker prime minister who could bring Ukraine's dire public finances into some sort of order, even if he may not turn out to be much of a reformer.

As he neared the end of his high school years he and a group of other boys were taken to court for locking the school caretaker and her daughter in their apartment over the classrooms.

The big purse full of stuff is not only a woman's home away from home, it's a reflection of the woman's role as caretaker, says Linda Abrams of the Philadelphia-based Council for Relationships.

She deserved it—she had lived there as Linda’s caretaker, never missed a medication or a chemo trip, always laundered the sheets, no matter how high she was off Linda’s morphine.