waitressing

In the present economic atmosphere, it's no wonder waitressing is the movie job of choice.

Their daughter, Laurie, a student, helps out with the waitressing.

Rebecca does occasional waitressing, and eventually gets her job back.

"I suppose I could do some waitressing," she said thoughtfully.

Hannah's full-time waitressing soon became both an obstacle and an excuse for lack of progress in her studies.

Through high school and college waitressing kept its "glitzy appeal" and provided spending money.

And the manager, Michael Hertczman, was not certain that fast-food waitressing would work.

Sam knows how hard waitressing is.

In an interview in 2000, she said about the experience "Supporting my acting habit with waitressing was probably the most useful thing I've done."

Waitressing, a laundry, menial stuff.

At one point, Phoebe insults Rachel's waitressing, saying to her, "Yeah, otherwise someone might actually get what they ordered".

No waitressing, nursing homes, or housecleaning this time; I'm psyched for a change-retail, maybe, or factory work.

The girl who helped Mrs. Banberry with the waitressing was pretty but vacant and on a work-release program for the retarded in Rome.

In her search for "some semblance of peace of mind," her journey and our bad trip includes premarital waitressing and post-illness Buddhism.

In Waitressing, teams had to become waiters in Chinese restaurant and serve meals to eight customers who requested their meals in the Chinese language.

To Ms. Mandés, her waitressing - while earning degrees at Colby College and later at New School University - was a means rather than an end.

Waitressing is also something I'd like to avoid, because I remember it leaving me bone-tired when I was eighteen, and I'm decades of varicosities and back pain beyond that now.

To earn extra money, she began waitressing on weekends, and she then went into topless waitressing, nude waitressing and eventually strip shows.

In 1998, to gauge how much prosperity was trickling down to the working poor, the author spent three months as an unskilled worker in Key West, Fla., Minneapolis and Portland, Me., doing everything from housecleaning to waitressing.

The two formed the group after Allyn saw Gauldin perform at the FSW, where Gauldin blackened her eyes, served drinks; attempting to convey that the drinks and the role of waitressing was poisonous.