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• She was the hostess of a daily talk show ‘Play Around With Jenny’ which I always watch.
• I walked into a restaurant and asked the hostess to dial 911.
• Mama herself is the perfect hostess , her beaming smile, sparkling eyes and brightly printed dress catching the kids' attention from the start.
• In fact one member of his staff was formerly a restaurant hostess and another an accountant who both eventually found themselves in the pastry kitchen.
• If you're a waiter or hostess at a local restaurant with little or no ambition who's looking for an after-work hang-out, you'll fit right in here.
• The guests can simply help themselves and the hostess is free to join her own party, rather than circulate with a bottle.
• Before they got on, the hostess disinfected his seat and the floor around it.
• He started paying to have sex with high-class call girls on a daily basis and once spent £1,300 on a diamond ring for a nightclub hostess he had known ‘for five minutes’.
• A few minutes later we were still waiting for the hostess when two blue-haired women entered the restaurant behind us.
• Li, a self-described feng shui expert, visited Taiwan in 1992 and married a former television hostess .
• Mrs. Dalloway is about another woman named Clarissa, an upper-middle-class woman, a perfect hostess , who is planning a party.
• My sister had dreadlocks for about a year, while working as a hostess in a restaurant in the suburbs, and responses ran the entire gamut of hilarity.
• Still, there are sharply etched performances from Duncan Bell as the agonised Christopher, Hugh Ross as his hedonistic brother and Juliet Cadzow as a maternal nightclub hostess .
• The hostess that escorted us to our table was very nice and polite.
• the perfect dinner-party hostess
• ‘We're going to play a fun game tonight,’ said the hostess as the guests arrived.
• Once inside Johnson immediately abandoned Michael while he flirted with a waitress-bar hostess he knew.
• Like a lot of such women, she sounds as if she is auditioning for a job as a game show hostess .
• Of those polled, 19.1 percent picked Chang as their dream boss, followed by popular television hostess Chang Hsiao-yen at 18.2 percent.
• In this environment she is the embodiment of the perfect hostess , but this doesn't mean that's all there is to Delia Smith.
• When we entered the large hallway a woman quickly came to greet us and I could tell by her dress that she was either one of the guests or the hostess - definitely not a servant.
• The ride up was mainly uneventful, it was a three-hour trip and the hostess of the train car kept us entertained with games and trivia about the Grand Canyon.
• A Chinese hostess will usually say to her guests she has nothing to offer them but some coarse food and plain tea.
• I guess I just like to be the perfect hostess - flowers on the nightstand, toiletries, favorite foods, etc.
• The end result is an unsatisfying film in which poverty, the exploitation of children and other social problems are just backdrops for a rather average tale about a street hustler and a television hostess .
• We were escorted to our seats by a breathy young hostess .
• She had a job as a hostess at Caleb's restaurant, La Cantina.
• What if he was the person in the pictures and the female was a television program hostess , but they were just having a liaison with no job favors involved?
• Of the two who were named, one, a British television hostess , had told her story to Premiere magazine years ago, and it has been widely known and largely ignored.
• The flotilla usually comprises of 8/10 boats, one of which, referred to as the lead boat, carries a skipper, hostess and an engineer.
• Ros Davidson examines the mega-clout wielded by the chat-show hostess from humble Mississippi.
• She regretfully declines, but he becomes obsessed with making her head hostess of his theme restaurant operation.
• She was working as a hostess in a Tokyo nightclub when she disappeared in July 2000 after visiting him.
• a game-show hostess
• If homemade gifts are one of your talents, this could be the perfect gift for your hostess .
• However, she started down a different career path after being chosen as the hostess for a radio programme for university students.
• After learning of her deception, husband Louis burns her lacy white lingerie, and she is next seen wearing the racy black costume of a nightclub hostess .
• And maybe, just maybe, I would get a call from that cute hostess from the Chinese place when I went last week and left my number scrawled on a napkin because Linx dared me to.
• Helen pushes Jerry into asking out Naomi, an attractive restaurant hostess , but is horrified to discover she has an obnoxious laugh.
• Ruth Ellis, a night-club hostess , was the last woman to be executed in Britain in 1955.
• Star Jones, a US television hostess , even had an ‘official airline’ for her much-trailed wedding last November.
• The situation could have been avoided if the hostess had just seated us at a table for two (as we had requested), left our menus and water and walked away.
• I partially agree with Peggy Post's answer to whether or not it is appropriate for a dinner-party guest to inform the hostess if she is a vegetarian.
• The Guard stands ready to serve and couldn't care less what some blonde under-fed bubble-headed morning show hostess has to say about their situation.
• Local people in trouble like to turn to Ye Sha, the hostess of a night call-in talk programme called ‘Sunrise companion.’
• The other day, the hostess of a popular talk show on a Tamil channel announced on screen that she was sporting a ‘malivu vilai’ saree.
• Whereas in the past you could just serve up three courses for all guests and hope they enjoyed your cooking, these days a wise hostess checks with her guests about genuine intolerance.
• It was actually a compliment to her as a hostess , that she had made her guest so comfortable and welcome.
• On the morning of June 5, 2005, a female graduate from a School of Finance at a Wuhan university began her first day of work as a hostess at a local restaurant.
• She thought of this as the tall blonde hostess led her to the booth in which Andrea, Ryan, and Andrea's current boyfriend Eduardo were sitting.
• In one lounge, a heavily made-up Chinese hostess with robustly arched eyebrows sits calmly at a table, playing solitaire as she puffs on a cigarette.
• A nightclub hostess has been charged with relieving a 56 year old American of his treasured valuables.
• The hostess seated them at a small table by a brook running the full length of the dining area.