Person who carries objects or cargo for others.
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Examples for "doorman"
Examples for "doorman"
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The doorman asked for a number where the police could reach me.
2
Seven thousand square feet in a doorman building in the East Seventies.
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I'd known the doorman more years than either of us would admit.
4
I remember one day the doorman at the theatre saying, Morning, Max.
5
The cameras are set and the doorman knows to let you in.
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The tortoise now went in front, and speaking to the gatekeeper, said:
2
The gatekeeper grunted and pushed back among us to the open gate.
3
Our results highlight the gatekeeper role of VHL in the kidney epithelium.
4
He'd been the Hold's gatekeeper for as long as she could remember.
5
I bribed the gatekeeper, and got into the grounds of Rosendale Manor.
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Your doorkeeper said I could come and look for my lost wrap.
2
In the hall, among the shrouded furniture, she met the smiling doorkeeper.
3
This was opened by the doorkeeper, who asked her what she wanted.
4
This young man was an assistant doorkeeper in the capitol at Washington.
5
After a little delay, the doorkeeper was instructed to bring him in.
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The service- door guard had been peeking his head around the corner again.
2
The door guard said he let her out, and she hasn't come back.
3
The front- door guard remained at his post, gazing after his companions.
4
Richards started to follow him out, but put her hand on the door guard.
5
Peering over the rail, she saw the door guard at the foot of the steps.
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The hall porter brought up the portmanteaus; Polya's cheerful voice was heard.
2
On the last occasion, the hall porter had cheering news for him.
3
The hotel's front desk might be closed, the hall porter off duty.
4
The hall porter, who was a most superior person, regarded him blandly.
5
The hall porter and the numerous personnel of the hotel were looking on.
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The last ostiary to turn away tossed Sol's battered hat to him.
2
The all-black ostiaries blended with the shadows.
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This arrangement left the Serbs' porter, Hussein, free to carry their bags.
2
A hand grasped his arm; he looked up; it was the porter.
3
I was afforded every help at Heuston Station by a young porter.
4
And in civil life he was outside porter in a goods yard.
5
The argument became a personal quarrel between the porter and the clerk.
6
He now looked in and saw the porter sitting in his chair.
7
The porter at the door summoned the chairman of the State Committee.
8
This, however, is not more remarkable than what happened to the porter.
9
The porter nodded in his chair: I dare not say he slept:
10
The detective himself hurried to the door and called in the porter.
11
The porter from the wicket was running on them sword in hand.
12
The porter was standing in the vestibule looking at him with amazement.
13
The clerk touched a bell, and the porter came in from outside.
14
The porter rang a bell, and a footman appeared in the hall.
15
On the way I was stopped by the daughter of the hall-porter.
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He put it in the charge of a porter from the hotel.
