When no one answered, they broke in and searched the building, only to find a watchman sleeping at his post. |
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It was then privately-owned and I suppose letting him doss there saved them paying for a separate night watchman. |
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The council consists of the headman, priest, village watchman, and four or five elders. |
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Based in Chicago, he was employed as a night watchman in a cold storage depot, being supplied with a gun. |
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The watchman phoned the emergency services and other colleagues after the alarm activated. |
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Only, there are these boys studying in there, this watchman spending the night in there. |
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She immediately turned her attention towards the entrance to find a being that was not the security watchman. |
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Receiving a look from the watchman the gatekeeper knew the postman felt the same. |
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The watchman who was working the second shift said he came early to relieve the first. |
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It was planned that the third engineer should remain on board throughout the period of lay-up as sole watchman. |
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His first night on the job the old night watchman gives him a tour, showing Martin the rounds he must make. |
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To illustrate, she tells the story of the night watchman given to practical jokes. |
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Although the father works as night watchman of an office building, he has no job security. |
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The watchman from the previous night caught my eyes and I knew that brushing it off as a simple misunderstanding wasn't a possibility. |
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You see during the night the watchman kind of maybe fell asleep and some raiders stole the carriage. |
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And he was well served by his staff, who included a gardener, a water-carrier, a dhobi, and a watchman. |
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On one occasion he was discovered by the night watchman surrounded by neat piles of bits and pieces of a film projector. |
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After several minutes, he heard the watchman approach, mumbling a song under his breath, then hove into view, his lantern preceding him. |
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Alain Crombecque was indeed an insatiable scout of artistic territories, an indefatigable watchman. |
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Who could be a better observer than the greengrocer by the mosque or the hospital night watchman? |
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The trumpeter breaks off in mid-tune each time, recalling the moment when a watchman, sounding the alarm, was pierced by a Tatar arrow in the throat. |
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The school has a watchman who would be checking to see that residents no longer come to graze their cattle on the school compound. |
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Hard as it was, I started to work as a night watchman, and during the day I went to class. |
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In such cases, the parent-teacher associations should arrange a watchman or a caretaker to look after the children till their parents come to fetch them in the evening. |
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He also worked as a night watchman and a janitor at festivals, and as a monitor in middle and high schools. |
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For a moment I wondered if he secretly worked night shift as a watchman. |
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That was the recommendation that the night watchman when he addressed his countrymen began his service. |
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All rowdies go there, and the watchman had so many skirmishes with them. |
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In this short movie a scientist puts Paris to sleep except for the Tower's night watchman and five people arrived by plane. |
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A watchman alerts the camp once an outlaw or a mule is visible or makes a noise. |
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I had to wait and then I had to guard the door because I was also the watchman. |
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My friends and I went there once or twice a week and waited for the watchman to chase us out. |
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As a candid psychological exploration of a highly charged filial relationship, The Wolf and the watchman fascinates. |
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Guided tours of the town and night watchman walks for groups by appointment. |
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Security wall and night watchman, magnificently arranged in a tropical garden by our Master-landscape designer. |
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The building was previously also used as a home for the night watchman, as well as a summer house and later on, an oil mill. |
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Adam Smith had imagined the state as a night watchman which, in a crisis, would simply watch from the sidelines and record statistical data. |
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You'll also enjoy at one of your evenings at the passage of night watchman. |
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If there was a business need, a high-quality, well-maintained chain-link or watchman fence was installed. |
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When the trooper or watchman shows up, they'll ply him with steak Tartare while their confederates make a getaway. |
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Though it is the house of the First Citizen of India, it doesn't have any security personnel, or even a watchman to monitor the visitors, much to their surprise and disbelief. |
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If the night watchman could not make the rounds, Nero patrolled the property on his own. |
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Accompany Cochem's night watchman as he makes his evening rounds through the old town of Cochem with his lantern, horn and halberd. |
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The lone watchman belies the archaeological importance of the site, surrounded by ancient dolmens and sacred groves with enormous and elaborately decorated terracotta horses. |
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Kocurek now works 12-hour shifts as a night watchman guarding the entrance to a drilling patch. |
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One man from Durango, he says, moved to Juárez to work as the night watchman in a junkyard. |
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The watchman on duty with the first officer was a deckhand with no steering experience, and his duties on the bridge were mainly as a lookout and to identify conspicuous navigation marks. |
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If you fail to receive a call from the previous watchman for two consecutive weeks, alert the watchman office coordinating the prayer ministry so an inquiry can be made. |
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It is interesting to note that around 1 800 specific measures were adopted on geese such as a prohibition on grazing of them and institution of the figure of public goose watchman. |
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It becomes even more dubious when a former watchman or store detective suddenly decides that he is cut out to be a corporate investigator or private detective. |
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The night watchman was, for some reason, not on duty. |
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Their duties included those of village watchman, messenger, wall mender, adjudicator of boundary disputes, street sweeper, and remover of carcasses. |
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Dickey's mother drank heavily, and his father, a machine operator on a construction crew and a night watchman at the county juvie, was a distant figure. |
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Did the night watchman catch you hooking up? |
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The neighbor had once been employed as a night watchman. |
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Even the night watchman was in his early, deep sleep. |
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Job creation for arena caretakers and night watchman. |
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Whether you're a night watchman, baker, bartender or jazz musician, your own heating program can be easily set up, no matter how irregular your schedule. |
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Just as Yann's working as a night watchman also helped him a great deal. |
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At the end of the passage, a bronze night watchman greets and encourages guests to venture yet lower into the medieval wine cellars to where the vintages are carefully stored. |
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And, while they were once thought of as the lone night watchman, today's security professionals are highly trained for the changing security environment. |
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The stance and characteristic of the watchman is that of waiting, when it is pitch dark, certain that the dawn will arrive and overcome the night. |
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From this watchtower, a watchman could watch the area for forest fires. |
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Nonetheless he has high hopes his flock will donate generously. The Masai watchman, who alone among residents refuses to divulge his name, takes your correspondent to where many of his nightly journeys end. |
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Trotta, the son of a Slovene watchman, takes a bullet in the shoulder. |
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They must now leave through a door which is monitored by a watchman. |
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There is a time interval between the commencement of pumping ballast and the time when a watchman takes a water level reading from a respective tank. |
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When I reached the health centre, the watchman was asleep. |
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Cromwell, however, was at pains to minimise his role, describing himself as a constable or watchman. |
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They also paid a night watchman to guard his grave at night to deter grave robbers, as body snatching was common at that time. |
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Heimdall is the watchman of the gods.... So acute is his ear that no sound escapes him, for he can even hear the grass grow and the wool on a sheep's back. |
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The watchman gave so great a thump at my door, that I awaked at the knock. |
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