Ganger example sentences
Related (5): foreman, supervisor, headman, overseer, manager
"Ganger" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The crooked politician had many gangers to do his dirty work.
- The ganger ordered the workers to start digging the trench.
- The miners were overseen by the strict ganger who kept them working hard all day.
- The job site foreman acted as ganger, overseeing the work crew.
- The ganger yelled at the worker for leaning against the fence instead of working.
- After a long day's work, the weary ganger finally dismissed his crew.
- The new ganger struggled to command the respect of the veteran workers.
- The ganger's wages were based on the work done by his crew.
- The crew of laborers were always punctual for the ganger's whistle.
- The long-time ganger knew each worker's strengths and weaknesses.
- The new ganger caught two workers slacking off and reprimanded them harshly.
- The ganger was fair but firm with his workers.
- The ganger handed out pay packets at the end of each week.
- The ganger was known for promoting safe work practices.
- The overzealous ganger pushed his crew too hard and too fast.
- The ganger wanted constant work with no breaks from his crew.
- The ganger's shrill whistle signaled the start of each workday.
- The boss man promoted the hardworking ganger to foreman.
- The gang leader acted as the ganger for his crew of troublemakers.
- The ganger tried to improve morale among his unhappy workers.
- The drunken ganger stumbled onto the worksite each morning.
- The greenhorn ganger struggled to establish his authority.
- The ganger hustled his crew along to meet the day's quotas.
- The construction ganger coordinated the work of many trades.
- The ganger's stern reprimands did little to motivate the workers.
- The high energy ganger pushed his team to work at a fast pace.
- The seasonal ganger assembled a new crew each work cycle.
- The foreman promoted the levelheaded ganger to supervisor.
- The ganger failed to implement safety procedures on the worksite.
- The stern ganger refused overtime pay for half-day workers.
- The capable ganger soon worked his way up to supervisor.
- The ganger struggled to enforce the rules without alienating workers.
- The novice ganger tried various methods to win over his seasoned crew.
- The worksite ganger controlled hiring, firing and payroll.
- The veteran ganger knew when to push workers and when to ease up.
- The intimidating ganger ruled his crew with an iron fist.
- The new ganger struggled to learn all his workers' names.
- The ganger distributed paychecks on Friday afternoons.
- The hardnosed ganger preferred bullying over motivation.
- The railroad ganger maintained tracks and repaired breaks.
- The gang leader acted as ganger to assign jobs on heists.
- The foreman promoted the efficient ganger to assistant manager.
- The unpopular ganger struggled to maintain order on the worksite.
- The nasty ganger swore at and insulted his workers regularly.
- The skilled ganger knew how to implement projects safely and efficiently.
- The experienced ganger knew how to push workers without pushing them away.
- The foreman recognized the talented new ganger's potential for promotion.
- The ganger enforced safety rules strictly but compassionately.
- The power-hungry ganger abused workers when the boss wasn't around.
- The fair-minded ganger listened to workers' concerns and complaints.
- The even-tempered ganger earned his crew's loyalty and respect.
- The soft-spoken ganger inspired greater productivity than yellers.
- The ganger delegated duties fairly based on workers' talents.
- The ditch-digging ganger inspired great loyalty among his crew.
- The effective ganger knew how to marshal his crew's strengths.
- The besieged ganger struggled to keep his crew working productively.
- The humane ganger understood his workers' challenges and hardships.
- The firm but fair ganger earned his crew's goodwill and cooperation.
- The accomplished ganger soon moved up the corporate ladder.