Sentence examples for being a hostess from inspiring English sources
But being a hostess does not necessarily mean that she will miss the Kissinger party.
Being a hostess also carries a social stigma in the Japanese middle class.
They shuttle back and forth between the two places, she running the counter at the bakery during the day, then being a hostess at Q.
"I'm not even 23 yet, I don't want to spend my life being a hostess to people who come to New York to see the mayor".
Being a hostess also requires me to navigate the tricky political ramifications of dinner, which means keeping the menu free of veal, foie gras and a host of endangered sea creatures.
Still, she understands the paradox of being a hostess in New York: it's her job to soothe away the tensions of life in a foreign land for men whose safety net is much wider than her own.
"Ahh, she is a hostess," they were told.
She said she was not ashamed to be a hostess.
Another passenger, Rachel Adler, 28, was a hostess there.
Her mother is a hostess at Frankie and Johnnie's Steakhouse in Rye, N.Y.
Erin Malloy, a member of the ensemble, is a hostess and waitress at a restaurant on Columbus Avenue.
