How To Use Motorman In A Sentence

My Cousin Reginald Daniels, who was more like an uncle and father figure, work as a Motorman for the New York City Transit Authority for over 35 years. Our Father’s: Heroes Among Us «
Conclusion Motorman can know in time the runing of electric locomotive avoiding to unnecessary failure. It is featured as easy in using and flexible in operation.
Instead of a motorman and conductor there will only be motormen.
They had a conductor and a motorman: a motorman to drive it, and a conductor to collect fares and announce the stops.
It's the 134-year tradition of flaunting one rule - ‘Passengers should not talk to the motorman/gripman while the car is in motion’.

We stood for a short while on the platform to allow the motorman to change ends.
A motorman tried to pry Rex's jaws open with a switch rod.
At one of the corners, where the car slowed up because of a turn, an ex-motorman, standing on the sidewalk, called to him.
Our train sat in Hoboken just long enough for the motorman and conductor to change ends, and then we were off once more.
He was a roustabout, he herded sheep, he was a streetcar motorman.
At the inquiry the motorman stated that as he approached the station, the signalman waved him in with the green flag.
A childhood buddy of mine, who is a motorman, told me of these problems when I asked him why the trip to Manhattan appeared to take longer than when I used to take the trains to Manhattan in my adolescence.
At first he had been employed as a motorman, but from the summer of 1992 he had been engaged as 3rd engineer.
He hated the areaway grill, and a big brown spot on the pavement, and, as a truck-driver hates a motorman, so did he hate a pudgy woman across the street who peeped out from a second-story window and watched him with cynical interest. Our Mr. Wrenn
The motorman tries to contact his command center, but his radio has hit one of the system's ‘dead spots’, so he gets no signal.
There is no air-condition system in locomotive cab for a long time, and motorman's working conditions is abominable.
Simon Gray, a motorman, said: ‘We are underpaid.’