doorman造句

The doorman holds the cab's door open.

The doorman kept a wary eye on strangers.

Dominic told the doorman to send the kid up.

He might be the most affable doorman in New York.

Dan was the doorman of a club in a big city.

Then she disappeared into the doorman building before they left to have pizza.

He was arrested that evening when a nightclub doorman found him carrying a knife sheath and alerted the police.

"Where shall I find Mr. Gray?" she asked of a sulky doorman at the stage entrance of the Casino.

There was a doorman at the entrance to the building, but each flat was separate, with its own front door.

That such a woman would want more for her daughter than someone who was a failed boxer, a doorman, and an illegal immigrant seemed to him perfectly reasonable.

But if you want to live in a sheltered world, where there's a doorman and no rogue element, you don't check into a hotel.

Thank your teacher for a good lesson, thank the store clerk for good service, thank the doorman just because he does his job.

The two of you get into the back of the cab, and the woman hands the doorman a twenty-dollar bill.

The way that movies have been made since the industry freed itself from the studio system (where everyone from Bette Davis down to the doorman was a full-time employee) has been virtual.

“That’s the hotel business in a nutshell, ” says the doorman, Anthony, who requested that his last name not be used. “They ignore a lot ofthings happening to their guests and to the workers.”