hostess|hostesses in English

noun

[host·ess || 'həʊstɪs]

woman who receives guests into her home; stewardess (on a train, plane, etc.); greeter of patrons (in a restaurant); female master of ceremonies

Use "hostess|hostesses" in a sentence

1. Air hostesses

2. The hostess Bethinks her of the weather, for generations of hostesses have established the fact that this is a subject of universal interest in which we all believe

3. 8 I hate the hostesses' false cheerfulness and plastic smiles.

4. So are they beautiful, the Russian air hostesses?

5. Funny-looking air hostess.

6. Become an air hostess?

7. The hostess introduced them.

8. Provision of air hostesses, ticketing, catering and baggage handling staff

9. Mona is an air hostess.

10. She played an air hostess.

11. He married an air hostess.

12. Air hostess services (escorting travellers)

13. Enter (with quotes): "silent hostess."

14. The host and hostess circulated .

15. The hostess is very cordial.

16. Margaret is a gracious hostess.

17. She has become an air-hostess.

18. The air hostess is producing it?

19. And here's Philomène, an air hostess.

20. " Gold Fish " is solely a hostess

21. The hostess hospitably entertained her guests.

22. The hostess circulated among her guests.

23. Mary was always the perfect hostess.

24. She's an air hostess for Pan Atlantic.

25. "They Are All Asking Who Played Hostess?".