Sentence examples for as a barmaid from inspiring English sources

When he talks to Kate as a "barmaid," he is suddenly bold.

I tip because having worked as a barmaid and waitress, I realise how important tips are in those jobs.

He would slyly tell parishioners that their holy patroness, St. Helena, had worked as a barmaid long before beatification.

A friend of her mother's worked as a barmaid at the nearby Kingston Lounge, now defunct, and knew a man who ran numbers for residents of Dean Street.

The Actors Company Theatre revives the eighteenth-century comedy by Oliver Goldsmith, in which a young lady poses as a barmaid to appeal to a shy suitor.

Ms. Pereira, who has two teenage daughters, trained as an accountant and works as a barmaid, but she is content with life in Aguaviva.

The cover of its Wuthering Heights gives us a Bogart as Heathcliff (complete with cigarette dangling from his lips), Tess of the D'Urbervilles ("She's No Angel!") pictures Tess as a barmaid-ish Monroe, and The Picture of Dorian Gray offers us the picture of what seems to be Ryan Gosling in a wing collar….

Actress Sheridan Smith receives a nod for best actress for a second year running for her performance as a barmaid-turned-countess in Terrence Rattigan's wartime drama, Flare Path.

As Doris, a barmaid who has married an ex-pat Polish officer, she switches from comic perky chatter to near-mute grief when he's missing in action.

Eleanor is a "big girl" with bright red hair (kids on the bus call her Big Red, and she describes herself as resembling a barmaid) who has just returned to her home in Omaha, after being kicked out for a year and forced to stay with acquaintances.

She was now gradually moving into more mature roles as the mother of heroes and heroines, though she was still seen as a servant, a barmaid, or a hotel manager, the latter in Maigret Voit Rouge (Maigret Sees Red, 1963), with Gabin in the title role.