manageress

I suppose you could say that I'm a kind of manageress.

If the manageress was in a good temper she would let her go at seven.

I'm brilliant, I'll be manageress in a couple of years.

The manageress came over to check we had enjoyed our meal.

The small lobby had a high plastic desk at which the manageress sat.

The Manageress is a 1989 television series about a woman who becomes manager of a professional football team.

The brewery agreed to take Bet back on as the manageress.

The manageress is a true delight and she makes all who visit the shop feel truly at home.

There's ever such a nice woman as is manageress of the cleaners and she'd known Dawn all her life.

Not much it seems so I asked manageress Janet to explain.

At the age of fifteen she trained to be a cold-buffet manageress.

I was promoted to assistant manageress in the clothes shop, and worked a further eight months before leaving to have my first child.

"She's the manageress of the confectionery shop on the corner.

My brother-in-law is making her manageress of the London salon he's opening in the autumn.

The manageress was apologetic, but said Susan would have to contact the head office if she wanted a refund.

'Because for the time being you're apparently enjoying your new little game of manageress.

The manageress, looking at him with absent-minded suspicion, said: "We never give information about our customers."

She needed a manageress, if that's the right word, three years ago - a sort of paid annual summer vacation.'

The robber then forced Ben, the shop's manageress and her son into a cupboard.

Sara, beautiful Sara, appeared in the accounts as the manageress.

Bet becomes manageress of the Rovers and continues to run the pub for the next five years alone.

But Laura herself quietly went in the next day, spent hours cleaning up the mess and advertised for a new manageress.

No not, not till the Manageress, I was just going to tell you about that.

Let me just check with the manageress.