Sentence examples for house waitress from inspiring English sources

A customer shot a Waffle House waitress dead after she told him to put out his cigarette.

Several other women claim to have had flings with the star, including a porn actress, a pancake house waitress and a Las Vegas club promoter.

Toward twilight one said to waitress "Another round, please, but don't you think this one should be on the house?" Waitress said they didn't do anything like that, so they said they would go to Tim's on 44th St. who sets 'em up every third round.

Thus, Jane Bennett, a project manager at the museum, finds herself in the mob cap and black dress of a "nippy" Lyons Corner House waitress in the gloom of a reconstructed 18th-century prison cell; both the outfit and the location say "London" (and suggest a grinding sentence of hard labour), before you get the oddness.

R&B singer Monica, a protégé of producer Austin's, also plays a Waffle House waitress in the film.

There's a new documentary on the Harvey House waitresses who made them famous, called The Harvey Girls: Opportunity Bound.

The story possesses a pure melodramatic simplicity — a New York hash-house waitress meets a big-time concert pianist who romances her but turns out to be married.

"Crossroads" is about a waffle-house waitress named Ailie, a Raymond-Carver-ready heavy drinker with a string of failed relationships, who learns unsettling things about her parents' marriage.

Such a statement wouldn't have prevented the media procession of nightclub dancers, pancake-house waitresses, porn stars, and forty-something "cougars" that we have witnessed, but it would have taken some of the sting out of their revelations, especially if Tiger had followed up his public mea culpa with a discreet tour of his sponsors, to warn them what was likely to come out in the media.

A few shout-outs are in order for the two families from Virginia that we met on the plane there, the clerks at the gift shop at Monticello (Thomas Jefferson's house), our waitress from Florida at a restaurant in Birkdale Village, a cool collection of restaurants and shops in Huntersville, North Carolina, and every single hotel concierge we met.

She had no idea how long and how difficult that fight would be... Other similar cases reviewed by ProPublica include an elderly widow, two sisters who shared a house, a waitress and hospital worker caring for two children, and a mother of three whose family wound up homeless.