Gives samples with hostess' names.
When first met, Dan seems to have no ambition beyond flirting with a hostess named Connie and growing some hair.
In the mid-1980s, he was managing a restaurant inside the Omni Shoreham, when he met a hostess named Marjan Saghafi.
"Oh, we went crazy when we heard that," the youngest of the Fijian women, a petite twenty-two-year-old former resort hostess named Melanie Gonebale, told me later.
"CYBERWORLD" This 3-D Imax extravaganza of computer-animated shorts includes appearances by characters from "The Simpsons" and a saucy synthetic hostess named Phig.
Another measure, proposed by a parliamentary ally of Mr. Berlusconi, a former television hostess named Gabriella Carlucci, would outlaw anonymous contributions to user generated content sites.
His soul mate, a Hooters hostess named Misty, is no less an artist of the macabre, with her S-and-M sculptures of Barbie dolls.
In Oregon, an unhappy restaurant hostess named Sylvia (Charlize Theron) smokes cigarettes and stares at the waves crashing against the rocks before heading indoors either for a shift of work or a bout of sad, empty sex.
When Andy grew up, he left snowy Colorado – where he was a teenage DJ in a Denver leather bar run by a hostess named Chocolate Thunder Pussy – for New York, where he became the nucleus of Hercules And Love Affair.
And in the 1940's, a hostess named Mrs. W. L. Bullard from Warm Springs, Ga., is said to have served it at a dinner for F.D.R., which added considerably to its cachet.
