screener

"Have you ever had a screener before who could do this?"

One screener, who gave only his first name, John, said the job had become increasingly difficult.

For years, he said, conditions and pay were so bad that the average screener left after six weeks.

The pilot said that she asked the screener what he was looking for.

Since 2006, an online screener test is conducted about once a year.

Everybody just seems to be with the program," one screener said.

The cutter positions himself outside of and above the screener.

For the screener, feeling closer than a sister to someone who does nothing but push you away.

However, the screener yelled over to us, asking for the combination.

What a lot of teams will do is use the guy he's guarding as the screener.

The screener, after identifying the threat, is supposed to be told it was only a test.

Have the screener ask the caller when the convenient time would be for you to return her call.

"The thicker the accent, the more chance you have of getting through the screener."

A security screener opened my bag and removed the knives.

His engineer and call screener are behind a window, watching him for cues.

I called him at once, and had the usual brief exchange with the call screener, a living human being again.

She worked as a camera operator, stage manager and video screener.

The screener followed Fulton and watched him board the flight.

I turned around to the screener and said, "Hey, what's the big deal?

He left the landing stage and stepped within an indicated screener field.

Managers can test the screener on every few hundred bags and give a score.

It looked like everything was going fine until the security screener picked it up.

"What I expect out of a screener is a clean signal, period.

The screener positions himself with his back to the basket on the same side of the court as the cutter.

"Like a screener dropped someone's laptop - something that's pretty obvious."