Sentence examples for car attendant from inspiring English sources
The note, affixed to a mirror, was discovered by a passenger who notified the cafe car attendant, said Dan Stessel, an Amtrak spokesman.
My wife and I came away with many marvelous and, at times, amusing memories, among them the joy of an elderly lady at seeing the ocean for the first time and of the dining car attendant who, on a moving train, could pour milk from a great height into a small jug without spilling a drop.
What would have otherwise been cursory interactions with a bellman or rental car attendant turned into chance meetings of new friends.
Superliners on Amtrak offer non-secure community baggage space downstairs for carry-on luggage and also have external compartments where baggage can be stowed (external compartments can only be accessed by the conductor or car attendant and are only made available in special circumstances).
I know thousands of Californians, New Yorkers and Utahns wish they had the direct access to candidates that my rental-car attendant and my clothing saleswoman do.
As the fortunes of Cadillac declined in the '80s and '90s, the old laudatory expression became a source of pop-cultural satire: Krusty the Clown on "The Simpsons" endorsed an S.U.V. called the Canyonero as "the Cadillac of automobiles"; the rental-car attendant in the film "Get Shorty" assured John Travolta's character that the Oldsmobile Silhouette was "the Cadillac of minivans".
Unlike the dining-car attendants on the Sunset Limited, he did not believe in ordering diners out of the car the minute he was scheduled to be off duty.
The wind picked up a car park attendant's wooden hut and blew it across the street.
"On my first day in the job the first person I saw was the car park attendant.
After they picked up another rental car, the attendant found a.45-caliber shell casing and a piece of what appeared to be chewed blue gum in the car.
Among many other things, he was a van driver - with a reputation for spectacularly fast deliveries - a car park attendant and a labourer, often simultaneously.
