Sentences with word «signaller»
A signaller is a person who gives signals or directions to others, usually in situations like train or military operations, to help coordinate and guide their actions. Full definition
Designed by William H Hamlyn, the principal architect of the London Midland & Scottish Railway, it was opened in 1938 and was the first residential rail training centre in the UK, capable of housing up to 50 railway operatives and signallers at a time.
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Life as a railway signaller turns out to be more monkish than life as a monk, especially on night shifts.
They are full of virtue signallers who want the public that they are the compassionate ones, and yet here it is for all to see that there is nothing more vicious and Stalinist than the left scorned.
However, as the spliced epitopes are mixed sequences, they also have the potential to overlap with the sequences of healthy signallers and be misidentified as harmful.
ACTH is a hormone signaller released by the adrenal glands which promotes the release of cortisol.
Yes, people are willing to pay more for iPads (especially people who view them as status signallers and / or part of their identity).
Kilkern are recruiting for a Crane Supervisor with All Types All duties slinger signaller.
My career options as a homeless exmonk are limited but I manage to be interviewed for posts as a rat catcher, a person who picks up litter and a railway signaller.
On the table in front of me I have a letter from Network Rail offering me a job as a signaller at Hebden Bridge, a small town in the Pennines and, next to it, a huge bar of Cadbury Dairy Milk.
He added: «We want to give drivers, signallers and maintainers — the people who work on the railway — the best tools for a growing railway.»
The strike action took place in two waves, with maintenance and engineering staff walking out at 17:00 BST and drivers, signallers and station staff joining them at 21:00 BST.
That's the signaller.
Examples of some specialisations and different courses includes the mountain leader (ML), physical training instructor (PTI), Assault Engineer (AE), military police (MP), sniper course, medical assistant, pilot, reconnaissance operator (RO), drill instructor, driver, clerk, chef, signaller, combat intelligence, armourer, and heavy weapons training.