doorman|doormen in English
noun
['door·man || 'dɔːmən]
one who tends or guards an entrance and assists people
Use "doorman|doormen" in a sentence
1. Doormen, women waiting on tables.
2. Lately she had made it her practice to infuriate doormen.
3. Leave a message with the doorman.
4. The doorman tipped his hat as we entered.
5. But the usual doorman was not on duty.
6. We dropped Gloria off at a doorman building.
7. Buzzer on the front door, no doorman or security cameras.
8. I chugged right past the doorman and into the elevator.
9. The hotel doorman will hail a cab for you.
10. The doorman at the Hilton saw them driving east early.
11. But surely this is Harry, the doorman at the Met.
12. In "The Doorman" Arenas tells the story of Juan, a Cuban refugee who takes a job as a doorman in a New York City apartment building.
13. 4 Unworked Territory: Does your territory have high- rise apartments guarded by doormen?
14. 22 The hotel doorman will hail a cab for you.
15. I went across the street and talked to the doorman.
16. He works as a doorman at a building in midtown.
17. When the doorman motioned them away, they took no notice.
18. Surely the doorman at Howard's club would have remembered seeing her?
19. 25 The doorman relieved her of the suitcase she had been carrying.
20. An example of a Bearer is a doorman at an upscale hotel
21. The doorman relieved her of the suitcase she had been carrying.
22. What does Commissionaire mean? A uniformed attendant, such as a doorman
23. This is not a man who thinks that he is simply capitalism's doorman.
24. Shea tussled with the doorman when he was not allowed in the club.
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