Sentence examples for waitress because of from inspiring English sources

Cook, who had to give up her job as a waitress because of her injuries, returned home to Garforth just over a month ago after seven weeks in hospitals in Thailand, where she underwent five hours of surgery and a major operation to stop internal bleeding.

"I'm always willing to try new products," said Loretta Nickerson, a 30-year-old mother and college student in Pubnico, Nova Scotia, who once had to leave her job as a waitress because customers balked at the sight of the eczema on her arms.

M. Strauss-Kahn could tell that she was a waitress because she was wearing clothes, and also because of the tray.

And then he berated their waitress because his pasta was not al dente.

He couldn't deal with waitresses because the thought of waiting on tables was to him unfathomably humiliating.

Set to original music by Heather Christian, this epic journey combines atomic blasts, Elvis gyrations and lizard ballet, interweaving the story of two immortal Dutch teenagers who travel to modern-day Las Vegas from 1624 Amsterdam with the plight of a cocktail waitress laid off because of the financial crisis.

Ron Brownstein worries that Obama will not win the vote of white waitresses because they are all apparently McCain-leaning national security experts.

I've since quit waitressing because the hours (and people) were tough despite the good money.

Is he nice to waiters because his mother was a waitress, or is he a jerk to all waitresses because a waitress once broke his heart, or just because he feels like it?

"Bright Star" "Hamilton" "Waitress" "School of Rock" "Shuffle Along".

Tonight our favorite waitress was on staff (favorite because of her sense of humor).