Sentence examples for bar hostess from inspiring English sources

| March 15 at 7 30: "History of Postwar Japan as Told by a Bar Hostess" (1970).

But for urban women, the only employment alternative may be as a bar hostess or prostitute.

Angélique isn't such a fool that she thinks she can be a bar hostess forever.

According to local news reports, Ms. Yang worked at a company and was a part-time university student and a bar hostess.

"Ginza Cosmetics" (1951) is about a single mother whose job as a bar hostess leaves her no time for her child.

In Chaplin's "Gold Rush" (1925), the Little Tramp works for weeks to prepare a party for a bar hostess who fails to show up on time.

Carter was forced to take on a variety of jobs to support herself, including bar hostessing, modelling and freelance journalism.

As today's Japanese businessmen increasingly choose a night of karaoke in the company of bar hostesses over the classical dancing and fabulous price tag of a geisha party, the future of the geisha is in question.

When the narrative leads to the home of a prosperous fitness guru, we see his trophy wife: "She was attractive the way sports bar hostesses and pharmaceutical reps are — hair the color of rum and lots of it, teeth as bright as Bermuda".

While no exact figures are available for how many women work in the sex industry in China, many believe it is many millions — and perhaps some tens of millions, when the entire range of services is taken into account including massage, hairdressing, bar hostessing and other often-ambiguous occupations, as well as outright prostitution.

Typical of the response was the Daily Mail, which sent a reporter to the Roppongi entertainment district of Tokyo (hardly the place to find a cross-section of Japanese society) to get the lowdown on Japanese men from foreign bar hostesses.