Sentence examples for housekeeper of from inspiring English sources

Until this summer, the only other habitual occupant was Louisa Wagland, his housekeeper of 25 years.

"What had to happen, happened," said Rosa Gutiérrez, a housekeeper, of the opposition victory.

The issue involving a former housekeeper of the Geithner family is separate.

We called on Susan Roupe, a professional housekeeper of 28 years, to try it in a home with a long-haired cat.

There was a former housekeeper of Mr. Murdoch's, who once leaked a story about him and whom Mr. Murdoch called "a very strange bird".

In one notorious incident, Ryan recalled, Williams threw his bat into the stands at the housekeeper of Joe Cronin, his manager.

Indisputably an accomplished author, she is also justifiably one of the great housekeepers of our time.

"Real Housekeepers of Southern Delaware" got higher ratings than Game 4. Sports taverns are relegating the World Series to the back screens so they can show hockey.

(This is an odd fact, chronologically, for all the housekeepers of my beldam's vintage prided themselves on their special receipts for "ketchups," made of everything from oysters to walnuts and including the plentiful love apple).

In a novel twist on the celebrity/cleaner axis, where the housekeepers of famous folk sell stories to the tabloids, the three-times-a-week help we have in this house is a couple from Croatia.

She employed a Sudanese suffragi (a cook-housekeeper) of whom she recalled: Returning to England after the Second World War and her years of access to superior cooking and a profusion of fresh ingredients, David encountered terrible food: "There was flour and water soup seasoned solely with pepper; bread and gristle rissoles; dehydrated onions and carrots; corned beef toad in the hole.