The New Yorker, May 31 , 1930 P. 11Chauffeur of a rented Packard taking Westchesterites home came into their grounds at three in the morning.
The New Yorker, August 8 , 1931 P. 7Chauffeur informed lady that the reason the dog keeps so quiet in the play is that "That's the part he plays".
By G. Shenfield and Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, May 31 , 1930 P. 11Chauffeur of a rented Packard taking Westchesterites home came into their grounds at three in the morning.
She and her husband, James, raised four children, and when they got their licenses, Mrs. Zepernick had a whole new crew of chauffeurs.
Unthinkable in the old days when bad-tempered and often unwashed drivers barely tolerated their passengers, the new generation of chauffeurs de taxi are flocking to evening classes teaching service with a smile.
It was in the midst of those events — between July 6 and July 19 , 2011— prosecutors said on Tuesday, that Ms. Brooks, her husband and the four others, including her private assistant at News International, her chauffeur and a bodyguard, were engaged in concealing documents, computers, electronic devices and archive material from Scotland Yard investigators.
Of course, on the way up the corporate ladder, the kind of manic attention to detail that led Goodwin to stipulate that RBS' new fleet of chauffeur-driven Mercedes exactly matched the company's logo (and the interiors matched the carpet in head office) might actually have been an asset.
The New Yorker, July 3 , 1926 P. 7Private chauffeur crossed Fifth Ave.
I have had to erect a bell tent in our garden for my new private secretary and chauffeur.
