Sentence examples for bellboy with from inspiring English sources

In Brighton, he runs into a friend who is now employed as a hotel bellboy, with proper uniform: his little round flat hat looks like a child's drum.

Among the favorites with Belgians are Spirou, a red-suited bellboy with a taste for slapstick misadventure who was created in the 1930's by Robert Velter under the pen name Rob-vel, and Jean Roba's Boule et Bill, a young boy and his dog (it is often difficult to say which is the more intelligent).

True, it seems entirely possible that her husband is a transvestite and a murderer; true, there may be a corpse in the shrubbery outside; true, she is being blackmailed for sexual indiscretions by the hotel bellboy with whom she committed them.

The young Cuban bellboy with the perpetual five o'clock shadow wanted to know where I was from.

With the hottest music star in America firmly in his grasp, Parker -- a phenomenal tightwad who liked to tip hotel bellboys with free sandwiches from studio commissaries -- seemed most interested in figuring out ways to sell the same souvenir program twice and to shake down RCA for his own never-ending and increasingly unconscionable side deals.

In a few minutes bellboy arrives with a Queens directory and a Manhattan cocktail.

The school had some noteworthy graduates, including Pedro Flores, a former Filipino bellboy credited with marketing the yo-yo.

But there's an awful lot of prod-uct crammed into each image, making you wonder why Ms. Palermo couldn't tip a bellboy to help with two suitcases and five handbags.

It shows a street scene with a bellboy from the Ritz Hotel carrying packages; a woman & a uniformed man confront each other.

Behind Marlon, the doors of the Carlyle opened and a bellboy emerged walking backward with a tower of Louis Vuitton luggage on a trolley and Elizabeth at his side.

In 1959 he signed a new contract with Paramount that gave him 60 percent of box-office profits and allowed him to write and direct his own films, beginning with The Bellboy (1960).