Sentence examples for waiter from inspiring English sources

Laurent, the only waiter on duty, said: "We closed the club several times but people wanted it to come back".

Billablog On theguardian.com "'That really is a beautiful tomato and mozzarella salad,' [Stewart] intones solemnly to a bemused waiter".

There's a flamenco theme going on here – tables have polka-dot covers and the bearded waiter sports a frilly apron.

In menswear, meanwhile, Shaun Samson made no bones about his inspiration, with waist wraparound aprons, the sort of thing a waiter wears, along with the full-size version in black emblazoned in white with non sequiturs including "Delusional Radical Bliss".

The waiter took the cork out of a very good Barolo and poured in earnest, and we sat around like kings of San Siro until the team sheet arrived.

I chatted with the waiter about his new baby and afterwards, quite of his own volition, he picked up my daughter and took her off to make friends with the other waiters.

Everything about it seemed foreign and sophisticated: the waiter who pulled apart the tender duck with a fork, the bamboo steamer loaded with soft pancakes, and the fact that you were expected to assemble your own meal.

There is one particularly good scene in a plush hotel where the waiter asks Finney: "Are you still working, sir, or do you just do the writing now?" Objectively viewed, you could say Delaney's career never fulfilled its initial promise.

It was brownies and cappuccinos with poncy, swirly patterns in the foam, with waiter service, costing an arm and a leg, and lukewarm after all the diddling about.

After a split second of awkwardness, two friendly ladies invited me to sit at the table next to them and the waiter visibly relaxed.

Appalled, the Salvadoran squad threatened to go on hunger strike until the waiter was reinstated.