Sentence examples for attendant thinking from inspiring English sources

As he walked into the clubhouse after an opening-round 69, the lowest first round by an amateur Thursday, a clubhouse attendant, thinking that the baby-faced Levin was a caddie, shouted, "Hey, you got your bib?" Levin said: "I'm the player.

When I pointed this out to the flight attendant, thinking it might be of interest to the pilot, she brought me a piece of cantaloupe.

On the other hand, what were her subjects and their families and heirs and attendants thinking when they agreed to submit to her attentions?

But I was so under their control that I just handed my passport to [the flight attendant] still thinking that there would be Americans, and they would be in front of us.

Mr. Rudy, the flight attendant from Manhattan, is thinking about switching careers and is already working as a restaurant manager on his nonflight days.

"The look on the flight attendant's face probably thinking I was running towards him to hijack the plane was something out of a comic book," he said.

The everyday "life-world" for most people is an evanescent transforming stage in which living is consumed, philosophically speaking, by an either-or, ego-logical, dualistic paradigm of thinking with its attendant psychological states such as stress and anxiety.

I remember giving him this really dirty look, and I was thinking, "Who do you think you are?" I was just getting ready to ring the bell for the attendant, when I heard him say, "Is she still alive?

I asked the flight attendant to take it to him, thinking I'd walk by later and shake his hand.

A reviewer on Amazon.com found it "funny," but cautioned, "If you are thinking of becoming a flight attendant, I wouldn't read this book".

I kept thinking of what that Ecuadoran flight attendant told me in my panic, that losing an object can be seen as an event that's meant to be, or a sign of a new beginning.