Sentence examples for her receptionist from inspiring English sources
Around eight, another senior, named Caitlin, arrived from her receptionist job at a "health goth" cycling studio.
Today, our daughter (who has Down syndrome) maintains her own apartment, takes public transportation to her receptionist job at the Y.M.C.A. and is a contributing and respected member of her community.
It can seem as if a woman needs superpowers to lead in public, then to be able to melt in the arms of Mr. Right when he finally gets past her receptionist.
A giant art photograph of a screaming toddler hangs behind her receptionist's desk.
The state legislature was in recess at the time, and I found Palin sitting sidesaddle on her receptionist's desk, studying the receptionist's family photographs.
Beverly Red, the woman who called the mayor to get a better deal, says she started working months ago to renegotiate her loan into something she could better afford on her receptionist's salary.
Chapter 4) Photo Insert #2 Chapter 5) Finding Success On My Own Terms: How Kelli's strength and ambition took her from receptionist for her father's company to fifth lead on a show produced by her father's company.
In fact, the narrator decides on the spot to make her the receptionist at an East Village clinic, beloved by the community, and prized by the head doctor for her experience as a former addict.
Helene Winer came to the rescue at that point, by making her the receptionist at Artists Space.
While Stella turns down his repeated efforts for a date, her office receptionist, Abby (Britney Spears), becomes interested in Ted. 9 P.M. (13) BUSH'S WAR This two-part "Frontline," which concludes Tuesday night, attempts a history of the war on terror, drawing from more than 40 previous "Frontline" reports and adding new reporting and interviews.
When Liz calls the dentist's office to say she does not have anyone to pick her up, the receptionist (Shinnerrie Jackson) informs her that after her procedure she can only leave alone if she signs a liability waiver.
