She usually rang for the stewardess early, but this morning of course there had been no ring. The stewardess had gone in all the same about eight o'clock and found the cabin empty. – Henry James, The Patagonia, The English Illustrated Magazine, 5, 1888, September
Certainly a stewardess who may have fifty or even a hundred passengers to look after cannot give much attention to nursing, even if she knows how. – The Trained Nurse and Hospital Review - Volume 35, 1905
He regarded the tray with apprehension, then with dismay as the stewardess said: "She's just rung for breakfast in bed, going to stay there all day as she feels a cold coming." – Violet Jessop, John Maxtone-Graham, Titanic Survivor: The Newly Discovered Memoirs of Violet Violet Jessop who Survived Both the Titanic and Britannic Disasters, 1997
I came into the industry as a chef with restaurant and catering experience but no real understanding of what the whole role of "stewardess" entailed on board. – Julie Perry, The Insiders' Guide to Becoming a Yacht Stewardess, 2013
The stewardess, principal inspector of the cow stable and the butter establishment, was indeed with the young lady, who had just entered the yard. – Luise Mühlbach, The Reign of the Great Elector, 1898
The occasion – the very first trip of a stewardess on Capitol, eastbound B & O – Baltimore and Ohio Employes Magazine - Volumes 43-44, 1957
Arbitrator John Day Larkin upholds the discharge of a female employee who had a fight with a union stewardess on a company parking lot. – Daily Labor Report, 1968
On the transfer of any hostess or stewardess from one permanent base to another, the employer shall pay the expenses properly incurred by the hostess or stewardess for the removal of her dependants, her furniture, and personal effects, such expenses to be mutually agreed upon. – New Zealand. Department of Labour, Awards, Agreements, Orders, and Decisions Made Under the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act, the Apprentices Act, the Labour Disputes Investigation Act, and Other Industrial Legislation for the Year 1970, 1971
The kitchen stewardess says madam sits there glaring at the paper on the wall. – Tanith Lee, A Heroine of the World, 2013
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