valet parking造句
1. Assist in valet parking when not assigned any duty.
2. Valet parking only, sir.
3. It's called Bubbles and Blowouts. For only $50 on Thursday nights (valet parking included), the Ritz-Carlton in South Beach takes all of your hair troubles away.
4. Valet parking , previously unheard of in Japan, has begun to make an appearance.
5. This restaurant has valet parking so we can take the car.
6. If you do not request valet parking service, we will not offer the pickup service.
7. The free valet parking is far the exclutive used of our VIPs.
8. Set up a "Valet Parking" sign in front of the store.
9. Make reservations at a place with free valet parking, and you'll make a good impression on your dining companions, and be a lot less stressed out.
10. The thing is, a ton of restaurants offer free valet parking, saving you time and keeping you from shelling out quarters for the parking meter.
11. "Forgive me," one 2006 winner said, "I wrote this on my valet parking ticket."
12. But it's a tiny number now who stay and drink until midnight, " said Jesus Jimenez, a valet parking attendant at a Mediterranean-style eatery next door."
13. Hostess: We have a parking lot behind the restaurant, and we also have valet parking. Do any of the guests have special needs?
14. We have put a lot of thought into how we can improve our corporate customers' experience at the ground and we are sure that touches like valet parking and concierge services will be attractive.
15. 'If you make up a story about a uniformed valet with a name badge in a valet parking lot with a Lion chasing him around the car, it should provide enough information to get his name right.
16. When require, your car key may be left at the valet parking car park.
17. As my husband, the county highway commissioner, was driving to the hospital for treatment of his painful leg, he decided to use the valet parking service so he wouldn't have to walk far.
18. The nickel-and-diming can be small (such as $5 for the hotel to accept a package for you) to rather large (think: mandatory valet parking for $50 a night, a notorious fee charged in San Francisco).