The phrase "attendant working" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a person who is working in a role related to attendance or service, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The attendant working at the front desk was very helpful."
Alternatives: "service attendant" or "staff member on duty".
A flight attendant working for a German airline, Ellen begins her journey by fleeing a landed, locked plane, though unlike Steven Slater, she uses the stairs.
The problem, explained Aleksandra Popova, an attendant working her maiden trip, is that so many trains are headed south from Moscow during the World Cup and family vacations.
From table clearer to dish pig to bain-marie lady to deep fryer to kiosk attendant working everywhere from the football to Moomba.
A divorced former flight attendant working hard to start over stole a heavy doorstop shaped like a monkey, as if she hoped the hot item would anchor her in place.
The last five meetings have netted an average of 21 points and with both teams missing key weapons – Manly attacking forwards Glenn Stewart and Anthony Watmough, the Roosters strike centre Michael Jennings – it is hard to see the scoreboard attendant working too much on the Brookvale Oval hill.
But Stephen G. Carrellas, coordinator of National Motorists Association's New Jersey chapter, said that New Jersey could require self-service stations to have one attendant working at all times to assist those motorists unable to pump gas themselves -- at no extra charge.
Mr. Formichetti was born in Tokyo and raised in Rome, where his parents, a pilot and a flight attendant, worked for Alitalia.
Although I worked in management, I also flew as an extra flight attendant, worked check-in and boarding at gates, and rode in the cockpit jumpseat.
No amount of ringing the call button or cajoling the tight-lipped flight attendant worked and my child was in tears by the time we landed.
Passengers, seated two to a row, talk with their inflight neighbors aboard a Mainliner Convair aircraft as the flight attendant works at the back of the plane in the late 1940s.
A study showed that skilled birth attendants working in villages fear travelling at night to attend deliveries.
