Sentence examples for like a waitress from inspiring English sources

I looked like a waitress".

("Like a waitress, I have to wear sensible shoes").

She was circling a table of kids like a waitress, and she was still utterly lovely.

"I feel so sorry for her — she looks like a waitress," Wu whispered.

"In the moment, as they say, behaving like a waitress, a handmaiden, a love slave, alternately ill-treated and then adored, worshipped by the little people.

"I don't look like a waitress?" Then, she offered up another song: "I stepped on the throne of love, a throne made of ice".

Mozilo's personal loan program, however, was not restricted to the élite; F.O.A. members included a chef Mozilo liked, a waitress who had served him, his tailor, a New York taxi driver who had picked him up, a caddie he'd met on a golf course, and many others whom the inveterate salesman happened to come across.

Dud has no money, and on top of occasional temp jobs, borrows more than he can afford from a local pawn broker, Burt (Joe Grifasi), and his perpetually cynical twin sister, Liz (Sonya Cassidy), who's employed at a Hooters-like restaurant as a waitress and is struggling to pay back their dad's crippling debt to the bank.

These laws have certainly helped people like Marlene Mendoza, a waitress at a restaurant in the Los Angeles International Airport.

We all know of unrequited good deeds, like tipping a waitress in a city you will never visit again and falling on a grenade to save platoonmates.

"Those girls are the local Holly Golightlys," Mr. Ospital of M.A.C. said of women like Rachel Corrie, a waitress at Tartine, who as she left work last week hopped onto her bike wearing what looked like a gingham onesie, feet shod in gladiator sandals and a velvet equestrian hunt cap passing as safety gear perched atop her head.