custodian , also: custos

Do I really want to be the custodian of all these things?

We are looking for a new custodian of the Society's money.

I would not want to force my decision on anyone else, Custodian.

From 1990 to 1994, he worked as a school custodian.

He asked me to be custodian until I heard from him again.

For 11 of her 50 years she was the custodian at the high school.

The law of which I am custodian has no further interest in him.

Here, a woman is the last custodian of the real, as she was the first.

At larger high schools, a head custodian might have 25 people working under him.

In recent years, however, the custodians have been allowed to do less work for their money.

Since the bank is right next door, she decided to make us custodians.

Just below him the custodian and the other two were talking, but he heard nothing they said.

The custodian of a school asked him to protect it.

Who then is the custodian of our presence on earth?

The case of the school custodians is a prime example.

I was one of the Custodians who picked him up.

In later years, Banks became the custodian of the school.

"About the best I can do is let a building custodian tell me his war stories," he said.

She turned to the man and the other woman, saying, "We have a custodian."

Two of the teachers a custodian and a student were involved in the law suit.

A custodian called out to him from the other side of the killing ground.

He stops to ask a custodian how things are going.

Generally, she said, the school system's custodians do their job well.

Custodians are required to clean schools only every other day.

The first floor custodian nodded but did not ask them to leave.