(1) When you want to create a real big impression it is useful to have your own personal valet .

(2) Personal staff costs - for two butlers, a valet , four chefs, two chauffeurs, eight housekeepers, eight gardeners and a secretariat - are probably another u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25511m.

(3) He handed the keys to a valet who had appeared out of no where.

(4) Ronan Jones - my former valet - is to play my doctor.

(5) Pull into an upscale shopping mall and the pampered car gets parked just outside the door by the valet .

(6) They have a valet called Charlie, and perfect manners.

(7) At the hotel, the bellman should get $2 per bag carried and a concierge or a valet should get at least $2 per service.

(8) The valet car park looks like a Park Lane showroom; if you don't have a Mercedes, BMW, or Porsche, you come with someone who does.

(9) It doesn't hurt my pride to valet him.

(10) By the time Ally handed the keys over to the valet at the hotel, Trent had regained his strength.

(11) A valet recently refused to park her Land Rover because it was a complete mess.

(12) Just then his valet helps him into his ninth change of clothes that day.

(13) I hand my keys to the valet and follow and exquisitely dressed couple through the house to the backyard.

(14) However, in Los Angeles, even the most ordinary mid-range restaurant will happily employ a valet service to park your car and bring it back round to the front door for you, to coincide with your departure.

(15) Jeeves is not a butler, of course, nor just a valet , but something more - a gentleman's gentleman.

(16) He handed his keys to the parking valet

(17) Hector suddenly turned to his former valet and grabbed his arm.

(18) For each member of the family there exists a personal servant (a ladies maid for the ladies and a valet for the gentlemen), each taking on the name of their master or mistress, so as to avoid confusion.

(19) The alleged victim, George Smith, is a former valet .

(20) She opened it and found a young hotel valet standing outside with their baggage.