Sentence examples for one stewardess from inspiring English sources

"I heard of one stewardess who married their owner, but those kinds of relationships are rare".

"To be a Pan Am stewardess in those days was like being a supermodel or a movie star," one stewardess from that era told her.

I know this look, I thought -- it's the same one a stewardess has on a bumpy flight, a practiced, casual look that reassures passengers there's no need to panic when there really is.

Engelhard seems to have taken this as a compliment and began calling one of the stewardesses on his private jet Pussy Galore, after the character played in the film by Honor Blackman.

With the exception of a few shots — like one of a stewardess, whose assault is treated as a joke in a way that made me twitch — the nudity, however nasty, makes sense.

On "iiiDrops," his new "project," as he calls it the new guard is wary of inherited terms like "mixtape" and "album"—he raps about seducing a stewardess one moment and witnessing Chicago's gun violence the next.

Delta may even give you two bags of peanuts instead of one and the stewardess will smile instead of giving you the evil eye.

They are more concerned with swooning over their boyfriends and wishing they were stewardesses; one of them throws a fit when Prix calls her to work on her 18th birthday.

I began my research by approaching Dr Smucker near the galley, where he was being served coffee by one of the stewardesses.

Because I don't like judging pilots, I shouldn't even mention the conversation between one of the stewardesses (Christina Ricci) and a proto-slacker who's crashing at her apartment in New York.

Then, as one of the stewardesses, as they were called then, was bringing the captain his lunch, the woman shoved her aside and rushed into the cockpit, rapidly followed by the man.