Sentence examples for cashier from from inspiring English sources
Having overheard this story, the cashier, from Flatbush in Brooklyn, told me about his squirrel friend.
Jacqueline Ruffin, a grocery store cashier from Roosevelt, was also waiting for a bus.
Guo Yan, a 40-year-old bank cashier from Foshan in southern China, is typical of the current guests.
Anna Guzello, a supermarket cashier from Brooklyn, had noticed a small lump in her left breast a few months earlier.
Iona Faer, a retired cashier from Massapequa, said that while "McCain's too old, and Obama's too young," she was leaning to the Democrat.
Adrienne Chiusano, 33, a cashier from Lower Burrell, Pa., who is studying to become an A.S.L. teacher, said her daughter, Claudia, 6, is "a very big fan" of Mister Chase.
Homegrown revolutions were cashiered from within in the two ethnoterritorial federations, the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, the latter cataclysmically.
He was cashiered from the Navy after his remarks were published.
Tellers handed huge sacks of bills to cashiers from the ministries.
(As the Report does not mention, fifty-five Arabic language specialists have been cashiered from the military for being gay).
He had been cashiered from the French navy, at 16, for running riot in a Saigon whorehouse or for burning down a restaurant.
