Sentence examples for executive housekeeper from inspiring English sources

A former executive housekeeper for five-star hotels, she is now an expert in the making of olive oil.

She supported herself and her daughter by working as a maid, eventually becoming executive housekeeper at a number of Manhattan hotels.

Ampha Chaisawas, executive housekeeper at the Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi in Chiang Mai, Thailand, said, "Thick terry robes get very heavy when they are wet".

Yet to this day, no trace has been found of Joseph Keller, 31, the executive housekeeper who had helped get scores of people out of the hotel and was just inches away from Mr. Fetter before the first collapse.

He proposed a toast to Mrs. Ellen McCarthy, the hotel's executive housekeeper, who in honor of the occasion had washed & ironed all of the hotel's Irish linen herself, by hand.

It can be interesting to see what careers most closely match your answers to the test: In my case, my answers were quite dissimilar to those from the career field of "geologist" but strongly similar to those from "speech pathologist," "college professor," and "executive housekeeper".

The advertisement for an "experienced executive Polish housekeeper" struck Agnes Cybulska as oddly specific.

Claudine Cornelis, a New York public relations executive, dismissed her housekeeper after a few visits when the friend who'd recommended her squealed that the woman hadn't requested new cleaning products in more than a year.

Some may view the occupations of "Chief Executive Officer" and "Housekeeper" in different lights--assigning more worth and importance to one or the other.

10 P.M. (Lifetime) DEVIOUS MAIDS Subtitle this new series, which counts Eva Longoria among its executive producers, "Desperate Housekeepers".

A black woman using her building's laundry room who is presumed to be a housekeeper and a black executive whose neighbor asks if he is delivering groceries, for instance.