Sentence examples for waiter of from inspiring English sources

Bozic, dressed in khakis and a striped dress shirt, solicited memories from the waiter of his previous visit.

£57, fortnumandmason.com Be warned At a party recently I met the head waiter of one of London's mini restaurant chains.

Drinks like the John Collins, invented by a waiter of that name in 1800s London, some time before it appeared in America.

"Every day they destroy our country a little more," said Vassilis Papadopoulos, a young waiter, of the international creditors keeping the debt-stricken nation afloat.

Wagamama says: "All of the tips and gratuities, whether cash, cheque or credit card, left by customers go to the staff and are shared on a basis agreed by the staff – but not necessarily to the waiter of your table".

The house drink was a Pink Flamingo, which a very handsome waiter of mixed ethnicity described as a combination of Cointreau, rosé and lemon juice, "the perfect mixture of fresh and fruity," he said.

Of course, such a system brings up plenty of questions — are waiters out of a job?

Through the down times last season, Hopkins reminded Waiters of what he was working for.

NEW YORK — The waiters of the Waldorf-Astoria, Breslin and Rector's Hotels joined the strike to-day [May 30].

Babies know nothing of Claridge's, of waiters, of Twitter, of offence; and that is how we all started out.

The waiters of 72 Havana restaurants, we learn from the A. P., indulged in "tortoise-step" strike recently.