Sentence examples for doorman you from inspiring English sources
Tell the doorman you left a pair of gloves there the day before.
"Even if you have a doorman, you have to lug stuff".
If there's a doorman, you are still in a public place until you get in your apartment.
LOBBYING THE DOORMAN: You must make a dinner reservation or drop the name of someone inside who did.
WHITE SLAB PALACE77 Delancey Street, (212) 334-0913 GETTING IN If you have identification, and you don't start a fight while lining up to show it to the doorman, you should be fine.
The board of my building has already made a foray into root status by planting — depending on which doorman you ask — either potatoes or sweet potatoes around the trunks of twenty topiary boxwoods that sit in an alley of stone urns on the way to the front door.
Marshall Blonsky, a New York University professor who teaches semiotics, described a visit to Citarella on Broadway at 75th Street: "Getting out of that awful subway, fighting my way across the street, walking past the book hawkers, past the pet-givers-away, past the doormen-you-don't-want-to-be-doormen holding your bank door open".
In your article on doormen, you neglected to mention the often life-saving function they serve for elderly tenants, particularly those who live alone.
"If you come in and you smile at the doorman and you're nice, you'll be O.K.," Mr. Cruz said.
"Service is something that happens when you are not aware that it happens, when the doorman asks you what time you are coming back and you say in the afternoon," said Mr. Matthews, the St . Regisvice president, "and he hands you an umbrella because he has seen the weather report that says it is going to rain".
"I come from an old-school background: if the doorman thought you were cool, then you're in," Mr. Madra said.
