white-aproned

• “Jane was vastly amused by the idea of the tall, white-aproned Professeur Julia lecturing a bunch of bored embassy wives on the proper way to prepare coq au vin.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Covert Affair

• “Ms. Abbott confers monumentality on her "Hot Dog Stand, 1936" and its white-aproned vendor.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Inside Look at Work and Modern Mexico

• “Kermit Abelard looked straight ahead, his gaze focused on the other diners, the white-aproned waiters and waitresses working their way between the tables.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Glass Rainbow

• “Holmes pushed open the door of the private bar and ordered two glasses of beer from the ruddy-faced, white-aproned landlord.”

  Fictionaut: Sole Music

• “I was heartened this morning when the white-aproned man at the fish counter raved about how wonderful the convention was and held up the line as he told me what he thought of Sarah Palin: "It's an insult to women.”

  Madeleine M. Kunin: Sarah Palin: McCain's Insult to Women

• “She rushed across the room to envelop Ferris and Avender in a white-aproned hug.”

  Reiffeins Choice

• “At first she was no more than a blue-clad, white-aproned benevolence, that moved in the shadows behind the bed on which my old mother lay and sank restfully to death.”

  In the Days of the Comet

• “In such an establishment, the white-aproned pot-boy with his shirtsleeves arranged in a tight roll on each bare shoulder, was a mere hint of the possibility of physical force, thrown out as a matter of state and form.”

  Our Mutual Friend

• “The white-aproned fellow began blessing them with oysters.”

  The White Monkey

• “When the white-aproned fellow had gone about it, Bicket said simply:”

  The White Monkey

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