Sentence examples for was chauffeur from inspiring English sources
verb
To transport (someone) in a motor car.
The New Yorker, October 17, 1936 P. 15 Talk story about Siegfried Blum, who drives a Cadillac cab with a placard inside: "Your driver, Siegfried Blum, was chauffeur for the late J. P. Morgan".
By T. Bond, Charles Cooke, and E. B. White The New Yorker, October 17, 1936 P. 15 Talk story about Siegfried Blum, who drives a Cadillac cab with a placard inside: "Your driver, Siegfried Blum, was chauffeur for the late J. P. Morgan".
When he was chauffeur-driven, the council also picked up the bill, and if he went by taxi it was also paid for by the county council.
Among them was Nick Barr, professor of public economics at the London School of Economics and one of the brains behind the original proposals, who was chauffeur-driven in a BBC car to the Newsnight studio.
He was New York's seemingly unstoppable construction tsar, the man the press nicknamed "Big Bob the Builder", a master of backroom politics who was chauffeur-driven around the five boroughs in a black stretch limousine with pigskin seats.
The winners be chauffeur driven to Foliage from their home and back again in an Audi A6.
He had been chauffeur to Holden Roberto, leader of the Angola FNLA, and was discharged from the British Army in 1972 for selling weapons to the Ulster Volunteer Force.
He's the driver, one of those laconic action samurai who are chauffeur, shrink, bodyguard and some kind of master mechanic.
I got the much-needed break from being chauffeur, and relished their sleeping late and whooping it up late into the summer evenings.
The only project he is working on that he would name is "Chauffeur", the name of Google's now well-publicized autonomous car project.
77% were Colles' fractures, 6% were Chauffeur's fractures, 1.5% were dorsal Barton's fractures, 1.5% were die-punch fractures, and 1% were Smith's fractures.
