Meanings of liveried chauffeur in English

The liveried chauffeur didn't even raise an eyebrow at Marcel's condition.

Mrs. Moody asked, peering out with awe at the liveried chauffeur.

He rides around in his automobile with a liveried chauffeur.

Seal arrived in private limousine with liveried chauffeur and attendant.

The Applebys saw her go by every day, in a landaulet with liveried chauffeur and footman.

A liveried chauffeur was at the wheel of the big touring car in which she met him.

She glanced through the window, and saw beside the curb a big car with a liveried chauffeur.

A liveried chauffeur sat at the wheel.

A motor, with a liveried chauffeur whom he remembered having seen before, was standing in front of the Rathskeller.

It was a big car, very imposing with its shiny black body, its gleaming metal, and its liveried chauffeur.

At closing time large Lincoln, driven by liveried chauffeur, calls for him and is driven down road a bit to show place, where he lives.

It was nearly done, and be could almost imagine the liveried chauffeur, direct descendant of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century English coachmen, sitting imperially behind the wheel.

"I have seen," he said drily, and leaned forward for a word with the liveried chauffeur.

"I can hire you a car in half an hour, with liveried chauffeur," said the shopman, after telephoning.