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manageress

[ UK /mˌænɪd‍ʒəɹˈɛs/ ]
NOUN
  1. a woman manager

How To Use manageress In A Sentence

  • Many were greeted with a kiss on both cheeks by our waitress - who, we presumed, was probably also proprietress or manageress.
  • Curious, thought the manageress, she was the last person you would expect to waltz in quite that late without so much as an excuse.
  • After about an hour, the manageress came out of her office and asked them to disperse.
  • June was a retail manageress and Ian has now retired after running a garage business with his brother, Colin.
  • Once it was on, even the manageress of the shop had come to admire the effect. JUST BETWEEN US
  • At this point the manageress, Becky Evans, who was previously general manager at Caffé Uno in York, came over and asked if everything was okay.
  • She is an efficient manageress.
  • The assailant first rifled the till but there was nothing in it, so he took the collecting box and the manageress's handbag.
  • The manageress and all the staff were brilliant and we really feel sorry for them.
  • The assistant manageress sat with two clients at her windowside desk, a portrait of the President behind her. WHITE LIES
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