hod carrier造句

• The job title was hod carrier, although I worked with a road-construction crew.
• These other masons, teamsters / truck drivers and hod carriers.
• He was the hod carrier at the construction site, the assembly-line worker at General Motors.
• But now, the hod carriers are becoming stars.
• "I've gone from hod carrier to Hollywood,"
• He briefly worked as a hod carrier.
• Then, in December, the name was changed again to the International Hod Carriers'Building and Common Laborers of America.
• On 13 November 1986, self-employed hod carrier Michael Lush was killed during his first rehearsal for another live stunt.
• First, in September, the union s name was changed to the International Hod Carriers and Common Laborers of America.
• After leaving the service, he worked as a postal clerk, a hod carrier, a gypsum miner and a Fuller brush man.
• _Will the more stylish Knicks be more effective than the hod carriers who used to ply their trade at Madison Square Garden?
• Most of the Irish who were lucky enough to find work had very menial jobs as common laborers, ditch-diggers, longshoremen and hod carriers.
• "We're the hod carriers of medical science, " said James B . Peter, chairman and chief executive of Specialty Laboratories, one such company.
• Toth, the president of the Laborers and Hod Carriers Union Local 204, said he can rarely get Burke to return his phone calls.
• Embraced by fans and the news media, they seem to have a connection with the hod carrier at the construction site, especially Wells.
• Irish immigrants were commonly treated as badly as many freed African-Americans, competing for the same jobs as hod carriers, canal diggers and railway workers.
• As reported in the State Lunacy Commission Report of December 1912, patients worked as " hod carriers " and assistants to electricians and plumbers.
• But he worked the farm, and when he went to the U of I he got a union card and worked as a hod carrier.
• After graduating from Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley in May 1945, Paulsen immediately joined the hod carrier, a Fuller Brush salesman, and as a gypsum miner.
• "I was a member of Local 509, the Hod Carriers local, and to those of you old enough, you know that means a construction laborer, " said Corzine.