| Some of them would be cleared away by the laggers and their assistants, and compressed air hoses would blow the residue from the floor. |
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| I generally knocked off the asbestos lagging myself rather than wait for laggers and scalers to get there. |
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| He would then work on the new pipe run and the laggers would come along the same day or the next day to put new lagging on the new pipework. |
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| He promptly consulted the solicitors in Nottingham to whom all Nottingham laggers took their claims. |
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| My job involved preparing the scaffolding and boards that laggers used when replacing old asbestos. |
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| I have it very much in mind that Mr Machin and Mr Stages were described by counsel for the employers as peripatetic laggers working at such sites as were available. |
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| By this point, the festival has largely cleared out, save for journalist laggers and, of course, those winners who have stayed in town hoping for a callback to the evening awards ceremony. |
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| In that kind of environment, as a price is put on carbon by multilateral government organizations and individual governments, we will see that environmental laggers will become economic laggers. |
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| Let's hear from the laggers, not the blaggers. |
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| The gap between the leaders and the laggers is beginning to widen, and a team with two successive Copa America titles and a stacked roster of talent had better perk up. |
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| The laggers, she said, seem to find it hard to squeeze enrichment activities into lessons because the high school curriculum is so packed and needs to be completed in time for the Regents exams. |
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| We've seen money circulating out of bluechips and into laggers. |
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