| Once inside, the saleslady led us to a glass display case, and the three of us peered below. |
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| I try to take a break next door in one of Rusco garden furniture's comfy rope hammocks, but the saleslady sees I'm way too snug and turfs me out sharpish. |
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| She stood there impatiently and when she got her shoes, she snatched them from the saleslady and quickly walked out. |
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| When the saleslady came back, she looked deliriously happy, because she had found a triple. |
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| However, the aisle saleslady promoting shampoos and hair conditioners need not spend quite so long trying to convince totally bald men which brand they should try next. |
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| The transaction was made, a saleslady provided an Altman box, and all hands parted friends. |
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| He ask the kindly saleslady to select some ten books that has romance as a subject, the lady gladly helped him and picked up some of the thickest books he had ever bought. |
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| In the foreground, the Terre des hommes saleslady stands for all the volunteer workers who so vigorously support the Foundation. |
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| She supported Singer by working as a saleslady at various department stores while he wrote, hung out in cafeterias where refugees gathered, and conducted an elaborate web of affairs. |
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| But I knew because my saleslady told me, Aline. |
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