Quantitative gene expression data are often normalised to the expression levels of control genes (that is, housekeeper genes).
In the role of the shrewd, tell-it-like-it-is housekeeper, Warmanen is the most recognizable comic figure on the stage.
Hotels program room cards to keep track of who enters a room, whether it is a housekeeper, maintenance worker or the guest.
Another policy, he said, is housekeepers do not work behind closed doors.
His mother was housekeeper at Slapton Manor in Northants.
In England, Helen Logie, an elderly Scotswoman, was housekeeper for Father Green and the curate, Father Curtin.
For 14 years, she was housekeeper to her increasingly estranged father.
(That's housekeeper, not martyr).
It was a housekeeper at the hall who revealed in the course of the trial the phrase that was to hang over the hotel magnate for the rest of her life: "We don't pay taxes," the housekeeper said her employer once told her. "Only the little people pay taxes".
But the story I've always preferred is that when Baldwin was awarded the Légion d'Honneur, the year before his death, it was his housekeeper, Valérie, and his former landlady, Jeanne Fauré, that he brought with him to meet the President of France.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin November 23 , 2010Barbara Bush (the former First Lady, not the twin) thinks that her eldest son is not remembering something quite correctly: In both versions there is a miscarriage, a fetus, and a jar, but in her telling, in an interview with Larry King, it's the housekeeper who handled the latter two and handed them to George W. Bush, who was then a teen-ager.
