What is "saleslady"

Usage examples of "saleslady".

And a friendly saleslady explained that it was a wholesale house in New York City with gifts from all over the world, where people who run a gift shop go shopping.

Idlene Lane, a lovely Swedish saleslady who that very morning had opened her booth.

The turtleneck saleslady used the partial mannequin during stops to display her fluorescent-toned wares.

The housewares department was worse, and after tripping a saleslady, I purchased a pair of Playtex dishwashing gloves.

And so, as the saleslady brings out the clothes one after another, I begin to be less pleased.

There are pleated skirts and long skirts, blouses with gold buttons, blouses with tiny tucks, jerseys and tweed suits, dresses and slacks and twin sets The saleslady has hung them all on a special rack and wheeled it in front of me.

What does the saleslady know about the way gold buttons can cheapen a blouse?

It was the kind of look he might have used to dismiss a saleslady who had been given her chance.

So you can imagine my surprise and wonderment at what occurred during my brief attendance at a cocktail party given by the saleslady of a boutique patronized by my wife.

I gazed next at a saleslady who came at that moment to rearrange the window.

One of the other lures of buying a dress at Morgan Brothers department store was the saleslady, Mrs.

T-shirts to find a tall, leggy, thirtyish saleslady, librarian glasses perched on her nose above a lushly pursed mouth, looking past her, eyeing the MacKeltar with fascination.

This was definitely not her color, despite what the saleslady had said.

Distraught over his divorce, the man had opened fire with a rifle, picking off six women shoppers and a saleslady before the police apprehended him.

It was beautiful, and unashamedly romantic, and Fran sighed as the saleslady pointed out a tiny bunch of blue forget-me-nots embroidered inside the hem.