cashier

Just control the cashier and have him hand you the money.

I have been working for two hours as a cashier.

They go in and ask the cashier to step outside.

She started to work as a cashier in a bank.

He took out a bill and gave it to the woman cashier.

The third is for the cashier, but you've got to clear this line first.

Cashier, looking me up and down: Where do you work?

Even the cashier moved more than he, though his eyes were closed.

It was to be home to the bank's cashier as well.

A cashier used to make change every day in her head or with a piece of paper.

He spoke to the cashier, and was soon back with something in his hand.

For the moment she had the upper hand with the cashier.

Loud enough for the cashier to hear, I was sure.

We're not talking about cashiers here but those right at the top.

The large and important cashier looked down at his next sheet.

He went into the sales room and got the key from the cashier.

The cashier looked up and said, "You know how good a deal that is, right?"

By 1840, he had worked his way up to being a cashier in the city theater.

For look here, I am the consumer but doing the work of the cashier.

The cashiers were standing at the back door of his office looking out.

So they're up there in the cashiers' office trying to figure out where all the money's coming from.

Meanwhile, the cashier had not so much as raised his head.

You either pay the cashier or you're not buying it.

The cashier had to remind her to take the change.

Two years later he was promoted to the position of cashier.

After the war ended, he was cashiered from the army in 1834.

Six months later, the headquarters staff was cashiered according to plan.

It's too bad all my men have been cashiered from the guards.

Then, something else happened - no one seems to know what, except that he got cashiered there.

He opposed the king's religious policy and was cashiered in March 1687.

Cashiered to civilian life, she must make a living as a captain.

If we survive this, I will make certain you're cashiered out of the diplomatic service.

Unless you've been cashiered for not eating the code book under fire or something.

I might as well be cashiered or executed on a full stomach.

I could be cashiered from the army, perhaps even shot as a traitor.

The colonel was cashiered, but no criminal charges were brought against him.

He was cashiered from the Navy after his remarks were published.

A number have been cashiered from the service, and restored only because of the Admiral.

You could be cashiered for knocking somebody up and not marrying them!

For this action, he was cashiered and sent home.

I hired him in India after he had been cashiered out."

He was cashiered the other day for cheating at cards."

It was only the little matter of a gambling debt anyway that got me cashiered.

He was convicted following a court martial and cashiered from the army on August 20, 1864.

The major was cashiered in 1995 and charged with shooting four people, one fatally.

I once heard in the Fleet, before they cashiered me, that you were really an expert at dice.

Let him see classmates cashiered for telling a small and casual lie.

He is now in exile, and was formally cashiered today by the Peruvian military.

I could have been cashiered, despite the fact that I was following your orders.

Found guilty of mutiny he was sentenced to be cashiered.