Sentence examples for stewardess in from inspiring English sources

"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.

(And not counting those as a Pan Am stewardess in the days when women had a much harder time getting hired as pilots).

Best of all, I got to take the role of Stewardess in Opera Holland Park's hugely successful production of Dove's Flight, which was absolutely wonderful.

"I was an emo boy-band member," she said, "and he was a British Airways stewardess," in a blue blazer with a houndstooth skirt with a striped shirt and scarf tied around his neck sideways.

As the couple headed into Chelsea for a walk, a debarking stewardess in a white tennis shirt embroidered "Celtic Pride" caught sight of her ex-boyfriend, who crewed for the neighboring Utopia II.

Ms. Greer snapped right back: "What am I going to do, stab a stewardess in the jugular and turn the plane around?" As the waiter hovered, she grabbed a menu.

But "Pan Am," a new drama on ABC about stewardesses in the 1960s, romanticizes the past, rather than slyly mocking it.

Sitting there on the trade show floor is a replicated piece of Pan Am fuselage, staffed by politically incorrect stewardesses in little blue hats and even tinier skirts.

In the evening, he played drums for a samba band or picked up women – he particularly liked air stewardesses – in the bar of the Miramar Palace hotel.

It is a soft-focus drama series, bought from America, about the adventures of a group of Pan Am stewardesses in the 1960s.

Writer describes seeing diplomats in Washington, stewardesses in Chicago, a cable-car conductor in San Francisco, and a toddler in Seattle, all of whom were wearing Walkman recorders or facsimiles thereof.