A hostess called after my companions and me.
His hostess calls in the press and he becomes a cause celebre.
He recently broke off their engagement and became involved with a nightclub hostess called Nadia.
The New Yorker, October 5, 1929 P. 17 In the midst of bridge, bootlegger arives and hostess calls to husband, "You had better go to the door, dear, it's the vintner".
Mrs. Shermer, the chief hostess, called out that the girls were to line up in the wings, and that they should be careful not to step on each other's dresses.
It wasn't until I was hijacked by drag queens, who transformed me into a living, breathing, pimped-out air hostess called Pam Ann, that things really started to take off (pardon the pun).
Despite long-term trends toward healthier eating and away from the kind of sugary, preservative-heavy snacks that are Hostess' calling card, he said Twinkies, Ding Dongs and other Hostess treats still have huge name recognition and are must-have items for retailers.
With eight of us heading to Montego Bay for a concerningly pricey weekend, our hostess called her friends and in short order we had a villa in the mountains, a five minute walk from the Caribbean Sea, for the price of paying the helper to cook for us.
An enormous slice of "My Life" is given over to what stump speakers call shout-outs and what hostesses call bread-and-butter notes.
Typical of the bars is Sexy Airline, where women dressed in old-fashioned air hostess outfits call out to prospective patrons passing by.
