Another worker speaks proudly of his "fast hands" in the field.

Three young workers nodded to them but did not speak.

The workers follow their pledge and won't speak to him or acknowledge his presence on the street.

She explained that many workers speak second languages at work.

This is not the way the workers usually speak to a queen bee.

Counselors and social workers who have worked with detained children spoke.

Only the civilian workers who do not wear uniform speak about "working" in the army.

Among themselves, the workers speak Arabic, and they talk politics.

The workers spoke on the condition that they not be identified, the newspaper said.

"We decided to do it because there was a new market opportunity, the production costs were lower and the workers speak the same language," he said.