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Free sign upThe phrase "a housekeeper in a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific role or position related to housekeeping within a certain context, such as a job description or a narrative.
Example: "She worked as a housekeeper in a luxury hotel, ensuring that every room was spotless for the guests."
Alternatives: "a cleaner in a" or "a maid in a".
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Reynolds works as a housekeeper in a hotel.
A housekeeper in a Manhattan hotel says she was sexually assaulted by a guest in a room she was cleaning.
He began his working life as a housekeeper in a hotel and started his first company at 19.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn resigned Wednesday as head of the International Monetary Fund after explosive accusations that he had sexually attacked a housekeeper in a Midtown Manhattan hotel room.
She arrived in Austin, Tex., where she worked as a housekeeper in a Hampton Inn and began studying for her high school equivalency diploma.
A year and a half ago, Angelica Nieves was doing fine, working as a housekeeper in a hotel and living on her own in Brooklyn.
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Ellen got a job as a housekeeper in Rock Point & Terry got himself placed in the foster home his brothers were in so as to be near her.
His mother, a housekeeper in New York for many years, was a legal American resident when she sponsored him for entry in 1985.
When coffee is served, in fine china and on a trolley wheeled in by a housekeeper in uniform, there is a sense we could be meeting at any point in the last 100 years.
Her upbringing, in a Catholic family whose wealth came from property interests, was almost Victorian: wet-nursed as a baby, she was sent to a housekeeper in the country and then to a convent boarding school, aged three.
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