Sentence examples for chief housekeeper from inspiring English sources

She was an amiable and hard-working chief housekeeper at a hotel in Varadero.

Her father, whose freelance work was erratic, had been chef and chief housekeeper.

The next blow came from a former chief housekeeper at the prime minister's residence, who was fired and sued for damages.

In 1917, the chief housekeeper Elizabeth Wilson was lighting the hotel's acetylene lanterns during a storm in case the electricity went out.

It opened in 1909 and reported its first haunting in the 1950s: A chief housekeeper was critically injured in a mysterious explosion not long after the hotel opened.

Spicing up the plot are Henrietta's associates, the grim suffragette (Colette Kilroy) and the personable Scottish lady (Amelia White) who came to her post after being hired by the observatory chief as a housekeeper.

At the top was a chief with enforcers, a housekeeper and cabinet members; at the bottom were several groups of "slaves," including "hot water thieves" who brought the upper classes hot water and gave massages; "laundry thieves," who washed clothes and crushed fleas in the bedding; and young, handsome "entertainment thieves" who sang, danced and performed skits and sex acts with the leaders.

She followed the billionaire around the state proclaiming, "Healthcare for the rich, education for the few, prisons for all". More significantly, the nurses doomed Whitman's already faltering campaign when they connected Nicky Diaz, the immigrant in the U.S. illegally whom the former eBay chief employed as a housekeeper, with celebrity attorney Gloria Allred.

Her mother, the former Ruth Porter, met Mr. Tall Chief, a widower, while visiting her sister, who was a cook and housekeeper for Mr. Tall Chief's mother.

The eighth annual survey calculated a mom's market value by studying pay levels for 10 job titles with duties performed by typical mothers, including housekeeper, teacher, psychologist and chief executive.

Asked about her former housekeeper, Ms. Whitman, the billionaire former chief executive of eBay, turned to Mr. Brown and said he "should be ashamed" of "sacrificing Nicky Díaz on the altar of your political ambitions".