steward|stewardess|stewardesses|stewards in English

noun

[stew·ard || 'stjʊə(r)d]

one who oversees the property or affairs of another, manager; one who is hired to run an estate or other establishment; one who tends to passengers on an airplane (or ship, etc.)

Use "steward|stewardess|stewardesses|stewards" in a sentence

1. Being a flight Attendant (formerly known as a steward or stewardess) involves more than just serving drinks

2. A flight Attendant, also known as steward/stewardess or air host/air hostess, is a member of the aircrew aboard commercial flights, many business jets and some government aircraft

3. Your steward.

4. “MEN IN CHARGE” AND “STEWARDS”

5. And that's including stewards and builders.

6. Thai Stewardess. They are enchanting, dressing chiffon, hot body appear indistinctly.

7. Speaking of boys our stewardess friend must be feeling particularly unsatisfied.

8. Able Seaman/Woman Boatswain Chief Cook Cook-Steward Leading Seaman/Woman Steward Winch Operator

9. ILLUSTRATION OF THE UNRIGHTEOUS STEWARD

10. Μinister ΚI Won-Hong's steward, sire.

11. I was his steward. In fact...

12. Illustrations: unrighteous steward, rich man and Lazarus

13. He was selected to steward a team.

14. ( stewardess ) Will passengers make sure to take possessions as they leave the plane?

15. He's the steward of the club.

16. Next, the death-defying act from the stewardesses, those bashful girls and their oxygen mine.

17. All the stewards at the racetrack were wearing armbands.

18. The predator must become a repentant steward.

19. He gave the steward a warning stare.

20. Illustration of the unrighteous steward (1-13)

21. An airline company even dismissed some of its stewardesses for the same reason.

22. 24 Some of them held office as stewards or grievance men.

23. I hope for promotion soon to Chief Steward.

24. I have urgent news for the tetrarch's steward.

25. In fact, well-educated, multilingual women from many different countries worked as international stewardesses.