Příklady barmaid

• She was offered a position as a barmaid in a soldiers' canteen 100 miles away from where she was living.

• It would depend on how good is the barmaid.

• He says the barmaid and barman are special employés regulated by special haw and are not shop assistants, and cannot join the union.

• These groups mainly target people in lower-income categories on the pretext of employment as waitresses, barmaids, charwomen or au pairs.

• How do you propose to deal with the position of working men and barmaids, for instance, who might be thrown out of employment at once?

• The great standard case is that of the man who is getting £4 a week, and his wife, a barmaid, is drawing benefit.

• The question of the wages of barmaids is not for me.

• I regret that separate statistics of unemployment among batmen and barmaids are not available.

• They number about 1,500, 900 of whom are part-time—mostly barmaids, barmen, hotel staff and cleaners.

• I say that it is no place for barmaids; it is a place for barmen, not for barmaids.

• Is the barmaid, or barman, particular about personal hygiene.

• The barman and the barmaid are at work, and with the traditional "mine host" they are entitled to our protection.

• We were gulled into thinking that, like the barmaid's baby, the contributions were very small and would not grow.

• There was only one barmaid in a fairly long bar, and it was reported that she had allowed some soldiers to be treated.

• If so, what did the barmaid say to him?