Sentence examples for state housekeeper from inspiring English sources

In 1837 she became State Housekeeper at Kensington Palace after the death of her sister, Lady De L'Isle.

Worse was, they'd leave their rooms in such a gross state the housekeepers should have worn hazmat suits.

Worse was, they'd leave their rooms in such a gross state that the housekeepers should have worn hazmat suits.

At the behest of housekeepers, state legislators in California have even pushed a bill that would force the state's hotels to adopt fitted sheets or face a fine.

Not 30 minutes before, a housekeeper, in a state of hysteria, had telephoned the office of Alexander McQueen from his flat in Green Street to say that he had hanged himself.

Parks was fond of the President and the First Lady, but she couldn't bear the officious Mrs. Nesbitt; like most observers, she blamed the housekeeper for the terrible state of the White House cuisine.

"No one can threaten Nancy Drew and get away with it" as housekeeper Hannah Gruen puts it, stating what has by now become the obvious in The Moonstone Castle Mystery.

The indictment accused Khobragade of creating a false contract stating that she would pay her housekeeper, an Indian national, $9.75 per hour in order to obtain a visa for the housekeeper to accompany her to the United States.

But Just's daughter-in-law insisted Ludmila was never a housekeeper but worked in a state bank.

It is a reasonable guess that the finances of the average hotel housekeeper are in a more precarious state than those of the average Sofitel guest.

There is, as I mentioned earlier, also the curious omission from both state and defence witness lists of Frank Chiziweni, Pistorius' housekeeper, who was in the house on the night Steenkamp was killed.