Sentence for waiter | Use waiter in a sentence

Sentence using the word waiter. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use waiter in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for waiter.

• Here, waiter! (10)
• Mr. Head Waiter. (8)
• Dumb as a waiter. (8)
• The waiter poured out the wine. (8)
• A darting waiter was called to him. (10)
• The astonished waiter brought him wine. (8)
• There ought never to be a white waiter. (9)
• He bade the waiter just fetch his plate. (9)
• George called to a waiter in knee breeches. (8)
• The waiter came into the room soon afterwards. (4)
• I wonder how our colored waiter feels towards him. (9)
• You thought the waiter must not hear, as if he cared! (4)
• A waiter came round with cigars, and Fulkerson took one. (9)
• He requested the waiter to show the gentleman to a room. (10)
• He lit a cigarette, and ordered the waiter to bring a drink. (8)
• He signed to the waiter to bring the bill, which James paid. (8)
• The waiter reflected his smile with ethnical warm-heartedness. (9)
• While kneeling before the bed, the waiter, Dietel, noticed her. (5)
• The dark young waiter laid her cloak upon her with adoring hands. (8)
• Lord Fleetwood ordered the waiter to bring a handbasin and towel. (10)
• The waiter brought the two glasses of port, but Soames stopped him. (8)
• The waiter, lean in the chaps, pervaded with such free-masonical deference. (8)
• He caught the arm of the waiter who was going round with the champagne bottle. (9)
• Presently, between two tables he noticed a waiter standing, lost in his thoughts. (8)
• Jane and Elizabeth looked at each other, and the waiter was told he need not stay. (4)
• He sent the introducing waiter speeding on his most kellnerish legs, and drew her in. (10)
• The waiter came up to help him on with his coat; Fulkerson slipped a dollar in his hand. (9)
• The words were intended less for the waiter than for the feather dealer and his friends. (5)
• Well, but now for my news; it is about dear Wickham; too good for the waiter, is it not? (4)
• At the hotel, he was received very cordially by Mrs. Chickley, and Simon, the old waiter. (10)
• He observed that the waiter had brought the old one-handed German a towering glass of beer. (9)
• The cook and the waiter were accustomed to receive acceptable compliments from him monthly. (10)
• He stands a moment looking after the hurrying waiter, then seats himself at the fifth table.] (8)
• Meanwhile, Mrs. Bingham is looking as hungry and famished as though she would eat the waiter. (6)
• Presently the waiter returned with the heavy bottle and slopped some of the wine into a glass. (13)
• The waiter came with the dinner, and made an interruption in which they could be naturally silent. (9)
• The waiter was ready to make an additional remark, but Ammiani nodded and communed with a toothpick. (10)
• The waiter went for their supper, and they joined in guessing the different nationalities in the room. (9)
• At several little tables outside the buffet persons are taking refreshment, served by a pale young waiter. (8)
• The waiter said he was a Nuremberger, and had learned English in London where he had served a year for nothing. (9)
• The waiter brought his breakfast, and after a little delay came back with a card which he insisted was for March. (9)
• The waiter, in sincerity a reluctant executioner, heightened his part for the edification of the admiring couple. (10)
• For, after all, he had only been eight years exiled from middle-class gentility, and he had been a waiter half that time. (8)
• After breakfast at an inn, where a waiter laughed at us to our faces, and we fed scowling, shy, and hungry, we had another quarrel. (10)
• While we were talking, the waiter entered with a note addressed to me, which I rightly conjectured could only come from Colonel Kamworth. (6)
• When the desert had made its appearance, I beckoned the waiter towards me, and asked what the landlord meant by his singular reception of me. (6)
• The waiter darted back, bearing a tray and tall glasses filled each with piled parti-coloured liqueurs, on the top of which an egg-yolk swam. (10)
• The poor waiter expressed his unqualified approval of the costume, and talked away about the approaching ball as something pre-eminently magnificent. (6)

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