porter造句

The consular porter spoke peremptorily.

The porter, however, could not understand me.

From the cellar grating floated up the flabby gush of porter.

The porter stood by the bed. He had a nice face and was very kind.

I set out after dinner, with the consular porter going ahead lantern in hand.

When I first reached the Torquay railway station a porter took my luggage to the cab outside.

Her grandfather Frank was a boatman while Belinda's father, Terence, was a steelworker and a hospital porter.

We use the bottled chili sauce in a nod to tradition, but then intensify the flavors with some strong black coffee and a hearty porter beer.

With the carton perched on his head, the porter led me through the vast, densely packed concourse and into the waiting salon.

"For example, just try putting a bottle of London Pride into a casserole, or a porter beer chucked into boeuf bourguignon at the beginning," she says.

Based in Dublin, the Guinness brew is a malt-heavy porter (dark, sweet ale brewed from black malt) - so called because it was the favourite beverage of porters.

Robert Lee Shields, Mrs. Obama's great-grandfather, married Annie Lawson in 1906 and worked as a laborer and a railroad porter but disappeared from the public record sometime around his 32nd birthday.

There he had for servants, in addition to the porter, that chambermaid, Nicolette, who had succeeded to Magnon, and that short-breathed and pursy Basque, who have been mentioned above.