The phrase "attendant away" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where an attendant is not present, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The attendant away from the desk left the customers waiting for assistance."
Alternatives: "attendant absent" or "attendant not present".
The New Yorker, February 10 , 1940P. 11 A dozen or more homebound surburban couples arrived at their parking lot to find a big locked car blocking the entrance; and the attendant away apparently having a midnight snack.
By D. K. Beckley and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 10 , 1940P. 11 A dozen or more homebound surburban couples arrived at their parking lot to find a big locked car blocking the entrance; and the attendant away apparently having a midnight snack.
At a coin-operated laundry at 640 Communipaw Avenue, Delia Smith, an attendant, turned away customers.
Well-paid, yes; but also, as musicians point out, demanding high-pressure jobs that require years of training and experience, with irregular hours including night and weekend work — and, in both these cases, an attendant chipping away at their incomes.
The development of Kent Avenue as a boulevard, rather than the truck route it was, is of benefit to the big condos, but it has pushed all manner of heavy traffic and trucking and attendant pollution away from the waterfront, and right into a residential area.
But I couldn't get the interaction with the attendant out of my head, and I walked away feeling as if there would be no real winner here.
I cracked open the door, but an attendant shooed me away.
As soon as darkness fell, a parking attendant shooed everyone away.
In New York, the end of "Cloaca" will be enclosed in a glass dome, and its daily output will be scooped up by a gloved attendant and flushed away.
The Hurdle of old might have been tempted to linger — maybe crack a few jokes, flit from locker to locker — but he kept a respectful distance, flipping his car keys to a clubhouse attendant before slinking away.
Less than thirty minutes after the grenade had gone off, the police had already come and gone, the one corpse had been removed, and a station attendant was washing away the last of the blood with water from a plastic margarine tub.
