attendant造句

My allergist then entrusts this information to the ambulance attendant.

No, did you ask the attendant if he'd seen it?

If you need anything, just ring for the attendant.

At the front a blond woman is arguing with an attendant.

Clarity—and its attendant virtue of toughness—are Mr Balls’s strongest claim to the leadership.

When she arrives, she is frantic and yells to the attendant, "Help!"

And she said to the attendant, cranberry, and I said, Dr. Pepper, and she said, vodka.

An attendant escorts guests to their rooms, where slippers are removed before walking on the rice straw flooring, called tatami.

As I had no idea how much I should pay for such a long ride, I asked an attendant in the ticket office.

ONE reason for Japan’s reliance on nuclear power—with all its attendant difficulties of building reactors safely in an earthquake zone—is its lack of indigenous energy sources.

On the far left at an easy-to-reach height, one attendant is missing, a gap that destroys the symmetry of the tableau.

Evelyn Hiestand, a flight attendant, says she has been dancing salsa for years but feels that she has found something more genuine in Cuba.

But the ability that a lot of engineers would really like to put into robots is the flapping-wing flight of insects, with its attendant ability to hover.

Above it the Q4000 rig and three attendant vessels have 50, 000 barrels of peculiarly heavy drilling mud and pumps capable of providing 30, 000 horsepower with which to muscle that mud into the well.

It eased him and that was good, but there was never going to be another baby, with the attendant risk of finding said infant gray and still in its crib.