Sentence examples for hotel servants from inspiring English sources

There he observed the physical traits and behaviour of a small group of African American hotel servants and concluded that they made up a "degraded and degenerate race".

In it the united forces of the past are so strong that the city fails to have a present; its people, with the rarest exceptions, are characterless as hotel servants, living on the crowd of visitors passing through".

The truth may be that no official policy change can still the cruelty of crowd instincts: at every chance, such as the sacking of a group of hotel servants for black-marketeering, the gusanos, or worms, as the "counter-revolutionaries" are called, are hounded to a background of patriotic music and screaming nerves.

But there is deep pathos in the way his blubbery features crumple into tears when confronted by the generosity of hotel servants, and a rich vein of anger when, shunned by his friends and isolated from his children, he rails against society's demand for penance as well as punishment.

"A desire for his death was now felt by everyone who saw him; by the hotel servants and the proprietor…by Maria Nikolayevna, Levin, and Kitty.

He pointed out that the neighborhood had always supplied Midtown's reservoir of service people, from servants and hotel workers to Broadway ushers and stagehands.

My dressing room, which is on the fourth floor, above the Café Carlyle, is really one of the maids' rooms that the hotel provides for the servants such people generally travel with.

However, at the same time, there was a significant increase of female "guest workers" from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Philippines and Indonesia who filled roles in the services sector – particularly in hotels and as domestic servants.

But the rush had attracted an army of ranchers, farmers, hotel operators, storekeepers, and civil servants who, although diminished in numbers, formed a nucleus for an ongoing, settled society.

While his friend and what seems to be his former lover, Robert Ross (Cal MacAninch) desperately urges him to run before the authorities come, the kindly servants of the hotel wait with concern; angels standing by, to handily see off their generous master to an unforgiving fate.

In 2008 he was accused of assaulting his servants at a Swiss hotel, which led to a diplomatic war between Libya and Switzerland.