Sentence examples for like bartender from inspiring English sources
Around this time, Mr. Trummer began eschewing mundane categorizations like bartender, or even mixologist, in favor of the term "bar chef".
When I asked Mr. Vacheresse at BLT Steak if serving meals at the bar entailed wearing a few different hats, like bartender, waiter, sommelier, maître d'hôtel and busboy, he replied: "I would say 10.
"The last month at Footwork was especially epic," adds Rosa, who, along with core staff like bartender Nelles and security head Barnes, moved to the new event space, now known to the world as CODA.
Some of them save energy during Wi-Fi communication by delaying communication or rescheduling data transfer until low energy network is available like Bartender (Schulman et al. 2010) and SALSA (Ra et al. 2010).
LIKE bartenders, hairstylists get an earful from regulars about their woes, and during the economic downturn Jeff Swaner, who owns Epic Salon in Los Angeles, has been hearing from middle-age men who lost their jobs.
Juice cocktails are served in coupes and the staff are kind of like bartenders (whose levels of attentiveness vary).
Nothing occupies this short-grass region but occasional Canada geese keeping one eye on the traffic, like bartenders watching a drunk.
Like bartenders and hair stylists, he or she is someone with whom a joke or a story can be shared; someone who will listen to passengers' troubles.
Barry's advertising copy is clear: "THIS CLASS WORKS ESPECIALLY WELL FOR 'NONWRITERS' like bartenders, janitors, office workers, hairdressers, musicians and ANYONE who has given up on 'being a writer' but still wonders what it might be like to write".
In "Hairdressers as Caregivers" (American Journal of Community Psychology, 1979), the psychologist Emory L. Cowen and his colleagues wrote that the jobs of "informal agents" like bartenders, barbers, beauticians and cab drivers "bring them into contact with interpersonally distressed people".
