Sentence examples for in waiters from inspiring English sources

When the owners are not in, waiters, runners and bartenders alike appear to disappear, and service can take on a mediocre, almost perfunctory feel.

On Tuesday night, as the regular crowd shuffled in, waiters set beverages on the tables — seltzer in old siphon-top bottles and iced-down vodka — along with the baskets of pickles and rye bread, and the bowls of chopped liver.

He got her into a taxi, and in a few minutes was back in waiters clothes again.

Both raise the prices at night, when they dim the lights, blast the music, bring in waiters and push the alcohol.

Trump and his bewigged followers only get more cartoonishly evil from there: tossing crumpled up bills at servants and drinks in waiters' faces, stealing from the blind, bribing the police, snorting mountains of cocaine and ingesting exotic cures for impotency.

The lowest attack rates were observed in staff members who worked in the kitchen or the office, and the highest were in waiters, sports trainers, entertainers, and cleaning staff (i.e., staff members who are have close contact with guests) (Table 2).

Elsewhere in Chinatown waiters are known to slip games in during off hours in restaurant kitchens.

The MN formation was significantly increased in the workers, but not in the waiters (Ye et al. 2005).

In fact, waiters came offering buckets of beer, frozen drinks or whatever you wanted.

"In Cologne, waiters will keep bringing more and more glasses until you say stop".

Both Boeheim and the assistant coach Mike Hopkins credited Brown for her work in keeping Waiters grounded.