Sentence examples for a waiter because from inspiring English sources
"I was scared to death being a waiter because then I actually had to talk to people, get their orders and tell them about specials," Mr. Buscemi said.
A former liquor salesman, he took a job as a waiter because this particular restaurant let waiters cook meals at the tables.
He appears in court records as a nasty, thuggish character, threatening and attacking people in Piazza Navona, beating up a waiter because he didn't like the way his artichokes were cooked.
But they can also turn into a huge time sink — I've definitely had moments where I'm frantically flagging down a waiter because everything's taken longer than expected, leaving me to try to pay the check and get to my next meeting in just a few minutes.
As Shapiro notes, "steel and aluminum are not different realizations of a waiter's corkscrew because, relative to the properties that make them suitable for removing corks, they are identical" (2000, p. 644).
"It's a great place to work for a professional waiter, because you learn a lot," he said.
One night at Moscow57 (one of the few places I could stand to go to), I joked to Ellen and Seth Goldman, one of her business partners (two of the few people I could stand to see), that I'd always wanted to work as a waiter, perhaps because, food having been scarce in the Soviet Union, for many Russians the prospect of serving it to another can be almost erotically satisfying.
He swaggered about with a sword at his side and once flung a plate of scalding artichokes in the face of a waiter, supposedly because some of them were cooked in butter rather than oil.
Coffee is served in paper cups because, a waiter explained, Lunchbox was still searching for the perfect mug.
When you're on a date, for example, a woman will pay particular attention to how you treat a waiter or doorman, because it will say a lot about you.
His parents spoke Greek, and he lamented that his father, a busboy, could never win a promotion to waiter because his English was so poor.
