Sentence examples for hostess with a from inspiring English sources
"Actually, we eat a lot of pizza," replied my hostess, with a shrug.
'Never done contemporary, have you, Merle?' She was like a hostess with a difficult dinner party.
That evening I was proud to present my hostess with a quart of our freshly harvested honey.
A night club hostess with a plunging neckline is his favorite targer, but a. busy bartender in a dimly lit joint will do, or the back of the neck of a stranger.
"Sweet Charity" (in revival at the Al Hirschfeld), Neil Simon's sanitized musical version of Fellini's "Nights of Cabiria," asks the question, Can a dance-hall hostess with a heart of gold, great legs, and nine songs find true love?
For extra measure, I also hired Molly S., a restaurant hostess with a B.A. in French literature and an M.A. in journalism who'd read the book in French years ago ($23, including a five-dollar tip).
To her friends and family, Sigi will be remembered as a spirited hostess, with an irreverent wit and an appetite for good conversation; sharing her beloved gardens and homes in Willistown, Palm Beach, Mount Desert Island, New York City and Harbor Islandeach place unique.
"It's trendy to bring a box from B. K. to someone's house when you are invited over to dinner, instead of chocolates," Florent told me as I paid for my outsized package of goodies, which I later bestowed on my appreciative hostess with an in-the-know flourish.
Taking no chances, the organisers are replacing the all-female line-up of hostesses with a male-female team.
Artistically gifted and conversant in seven languages, Mrs. Rubinstein became one of New York's legendary hostesses, with a formidable kitchen.
As Mrs. Kellogg, she was already well known as a glamorous hostess with something of a wild streak, occasionally dancing on tables, and, according to an article in New York magazine shortly after their affair was uncovered, catching Mr. Bass's attention by throwing a dinner roll at him during a party in Southampton, N.Y.
