steward

If one claims to be the steward of a democratic transition, never does one respond to madness with more madness.

And the way he wanted to be, to some extent anyway, an environmental steward.

Bill Clinton seems to play a similar role for liberals—a recent president they can look to as a successful economic steward.

While onboard the train, guests can expect upscale amenities like multicourse dinners and 24-hour steward service.

“You have made yourself famous by rowing the boat,” a steward told her.

"Give us a table upstairs alone," said Nigel to the head-steward, putting something into his hand.

The hospital is in charge of a steward appointed by the governor, and is administered by the Order of St. Francis.

The steward who has charge of it is appointed by the governor, and religious of the Order of St. Francis conduct it.

The steward is a fisherman—a fisherman being very useful as a weather prophet.

The steward, a young mulatto, had contracted the bad habit of indulging too much in liquor.