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conductress

[ UK /kəndˈʌktɹəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. a woman conductor

How To Use conductress In A Sentence

  • Meanwhile conducting slowly became a female job, even though conductresses had to cope with the same technology as drivers.
  • Unfortunately for him he was overheard by the conductress.
  • Eight of the women were employed as conductresses during the war and four more have had previous experience with other companies.
  • The conductress comes along, and I realise that I cannot find my ticket.
  • The most surreal presence was a black-and-white monitor of the conductor, there for the benefit of the backstage conductress to direct a chimer who had to ape the sounds of church bells.
  • I had intended to become a land girl, a postwoman, and a bus conductress by way of rounding off my career -- but the Armistice intervened! Secret Adversary
  • Richard Uridge trundles round the Eden Valley in Cumbria in a vintage red bus with Will Hamer, its driver, and his daughter Alison Morris, who's the conductress.
  • But she suddenly got it into her head to leave Greely's and be a bus conductress, five pounds a week, free uniform and half-price travel. MR STARLIGHT
  • During World War I conductresses were issued with uniforms for the first time.
  • There was a certain little bus conductress who might be glad to hear from me, for one thing. MR STARLIGHT
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