How To Use Chauffeur In A Sentence
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He chauffeured her to her 9 a.m. appointment at Avalon Spa.
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When Schmidt tapped the chauffeur's arm, the man pressed a button that raised a glass panel at his back.
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The Defendant engaged in frequent and expensive foreign travel with his wife, went out to numerous restaurants, and made lavish use of chauffeur driven limousines all at the Company's expense.
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The sound of a car stopping outside the hotel drew me to the window as the waitress left me, and I was in time to see an old gentleman with a long white beard step from the interior of a Daimler landaulette, the door of which was held open by a dignified chauffeur, whose attire seemed to consist mainly of brass buttons.
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He enjoyed the trappings of power, such as a chauffeur-driven car and bodyguards.
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Participants are driven by chauffeur to and from the aquarium, where they are given instruction on basic scuba equipment.
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After his hospital visit, Mr Brown was chauffeured to open the Feltham Skills Centre, which opened its doors in September and already serves 300 students.
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One of the chauffeurs, an elderly, apple-cheeked man, had been the Forrest coachman.
DARE CALL IT TREASON
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Sitting in the back seat like some kind of chauffeured aristocrat was a fully grown Dalmatian.
The Death of Tarzan
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But what of the really pressing question: just how long before we can expect to be chauffeured around in driverless cars?
Times, Sunday Times
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I see his ministerial car waiting for him at 10 o'clock every night - whoosh, he is off into the night in his chauffeur-driven car!
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Then he took me downstairs to a beautiful car, uniformed chauffeur and all!
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He was chauffeured from the train station to the college in the only Cadillac in town - owned by the local plumber.
Peter Agre - Autobiography
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The peaked chauffeur's cap must have worked as a cunning disguise.
Times, Sunday Times
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His former chauffeur is claiming unfair dismissal on the grounds of racial discrimination.
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All Morris has done is to give these unpersons an opportunity to demonstrate the fact that they'll do anything to get a chauffeured car, a Styrofoam beaker of tea and five minutes in the green room goofing out with others of their ilk.
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Chauffeured around town in a pink Rolls Royce, he takes over entire restaurants to avoid encountering riff-raff.
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It was clear that, for the chauffeur at least, cars had priority over women.
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In the run-up to his trial he had been reduced to doing gardening work and chauffeuring friends to make ends meet.
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His former chauffeur is claiming unfair dismissal on the grounds of racial discrimination.
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But luckily my poor put-upon mother was around and did the chauffeuring trick to the NRMA and the RTA.
This'n'that
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And here she comes now... in a chauffeur-driven limousine.
The Sun
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Even though the thugs are armed with knives and chains, Edward is able to rebuff them with witty repartee and by revealing that his chauffeur carries a gun.
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The singer climbs, grim-faced, into the band's chauffeur-driven, people carrier as though he's about to join a funeral cortège.
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He took around with him on his rambles his vizier, Giafar (a vizier is a composite of a chauffeur, a secretary of state, and a night-and-day bank), and old Uncle Mesrour, his executioner, who toted a snickersnee.
Roads of Destiny
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Of the cars that have been associated with the British Royal family, the most memorable have been the large and stately chauffeur-driven limousines and landaulets.
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“You look so tired, Mummy,” he said as they cuddled together in the backseat of their chauffeured Bentley.
William and Kate
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Mum was cook, chauffeur, nurse, and entertainer all rolled into one.
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With a brief word from his chauffeur, they were allowed admittance.
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An unreasoning panic seized the cabmen and chauffeurs; they were possessed with the fixed idea that no bridge across the Seine was safe, and no bribe would persuade them to cross the river; while they refused to take fares for even the shortest distance.
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Why didn't you stay home today and take a swim in the pool or have a chauffeur drive you elsewhere?
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Afterwards he had lunch with French dignitaries before returning to England in the chauffeured car.
Times, Sunday Times
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There were two gendarmes on bicycles who were liaison agents and a small floating population of chauffeurs and maquisards undertaking various duties.
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Three masked men ambushed the embassy official as he carried the cash in two suitcases to a waiting chauffeur-driven limo.
The Sun
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The chauffeur made wild, appealing gestures of his innocence, evidently to no avail, for when he turned around and climbed back into the driver's seat his expression was not a little dejected.
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After the evening performance the night before, a chauffeur drove her from Bath to a suite at an airport hotel.
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He was being driven by a chauffeur when the vehicle was stopped by traffic officers in Hertfordshire travelling at 97 mph.
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At Chelsea there was a chauffeur to drive the directors around because of problems with parking.
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With a brief word from his chauffeur, they were allowed admittance.
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From the frequency with which this fracture occurs while cranking a motor-car, it is conveniently described as _Chauffeur's fracture_; we have observed in doctors, who have sustained this fracture in their own persons, that they were under the impression that they had sustained a trivial sprain of the wrist.
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The chauffeur had taken a wrong turning.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its chauffeur was upholstered in cherry red, with cavalryman 's boots.
A ROOMFUL OF BIRDS - SCOTTISH SHORT STORIES 1990
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Driving Miss Daisy" is the story of a contrary Southern lady and her wise chauffeur.
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But the car, the chauffeur, its passenger and the purpose of the journey were not just run of the mill.
Times, Sunday Times
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It also boasts the most cabin and boot space - of special interest to the privileged few with a chauffeur to take care of the driving.
Times, Sunday Times
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They are expected to earn about 25,000 rupees a month, nearly three times the salary of a chauffeur and five times the pay of a domestic maid.
Times, Sunday Times
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A plain, nondescript man in a chauffeur's uniform approaches them, pushing a cart bearing an aquarium.
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A lord mayor's chauffeur is just a few whiskers away from becoming a world moustache champion.
Times, Sunday Times
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Voss and the chauffeur drank a coffee in the canteen and ate bread and eggs.
THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS
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He will be chauffeured by a driver.
The Sun
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an unliveried chauffeur
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She points to the example of her half-brother, Mani, who went straight after a wayward youth and now runs a chauffeuring business.
Jamelia: Respect for single mothers!
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His former chauffeur is claiming unfair dismissal on the grounds of racial discrimination.
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The chauffeur got out to crank the motor.
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My host worked in an executive capacity for a large multinational company, a chauffeur-driven BMW being among the perks of her job.
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He tells parents who spend hours chauffeuring teenagers to drive slowly and to take the scenic route when time permits.
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The chauffeur drove them straight to the theatre.
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I can still drive the automatic chauffeur cars with just one arm.
The Sun
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I can still drive the automatic chauffeur cars with just one arm.
The Sun
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Standing nearby is a plain, nondescript man in a chauffeur's uniform.
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He chauffeured us to the airport.
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He also did stints as a chauffeur and a furniture mover.
Times, Sunday Times
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The 2 minute egg is marginally under boiled, the silk shirt is not wearable because of a wrinkle, the chauffeur is insupportable because he's been eating garlic again, and the doorman is either too inattentive or overly familiar.
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That she did so with aplomb is down to two key accessories: thick tights and a chauffeur-driven limo.
Times, Sunday Times
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All "they" want is old money, white tie bling - champagne, caviar, and chauffeured limousines.
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And the local Army recruiter had been selected to be my chauffeur, a bit of a courtesy for an old, retired four-star general.
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He has refused to use a chauffeur and takes public transport.
Times, Sunday Times
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For nearly two decades, cheerful Norman Mouland chauffeured a host of Salisbury mayors to some of the city's most glittering events.
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Personal staff costs - for two butlers, a valet, four chefs, two chauffeurs, eight housekeepers, eight gardeners and a secretariat - are probably another £1m.
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It was driven by his former chauffeur.
Times, Sunday Times
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The defence that he could not use a chauffeur because the driver might leak details of secret transfer deals is laughable.
The Sun
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Goldwater and his siblings grew up with a nurse, chauffeur and live-in maid.
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But the car, the chauffeur, its passenger and the purpose of the journey were not just run of the mill.
Times, Sunday Times
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The chauffeur had taken a wrong turning.
Times, Sunday Times
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Provided with a chauffeur-driven car, he drove his chauffeur home in it at night and picked him up on his way to work next day.
Times, Sunday Times
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Additionally, the report raised questions about whether taxpayers have been paying for some agency heads and senior government officials to be chauffeured by city employees.
Report critical of Kwame Brown's wheels - and those of others
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Maxine had arranged for a chauffeured sedan to meet them at the airport.
COLDHEART CANYON
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Social scientists claim to have overturned the popular notion that modern children never walk because they are chauffeured everywhere by their parents.
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A cabman who sits on a box and whips his horse, or a chauffeur who turns a wheel, is that and nothing more; but a gondolier is a romantic figure, and a gondola is a romantic craft, and the poor fellow has had to do it all himself, and did you hear how he was panting? and do look at those dark eyes!
A Wanderer in Venice
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He arranged to be taken by chauffeur driven limousine and the chauffeur was required to remain for the duration of the visit.
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We couldn't believe how many kids were being chauffeured to school by their parents.
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Incidentally, the cat was returned by a chauffeur-driven limo at your expense.
The Sun
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The court heard she chauffeured looters around in her Smart car.
The Sun
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But life in the big city won't be all private schools and chauffeured cars for the teenager, according to her mother, she is not happy about her father's more than vocal presidential rumblings.
Donald Trump's Daughter, Tiffany Trump, 'Devastated' By Dad's Presidential Talk
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The two left together in his chauffeur-driven limo at 2.30am.
Times, Sunday Times
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With young children, you spend a lot of your time chauffeuring them around to all their various activities.
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He will be chauffeured by a driver.
The Sun
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His chauffeur-driven car and company mobile phone will be handed on to his successor.
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The chauffeur had taken a wrong turning.
Times, Sunday Times
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Whatever a hackney carriage may be classed as, it is still a car that carries a limited number of passengers who are paying for the privilege of being chauffeured from door to door.
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At the other house we shall be quite comfortable with a cook, a boy, a coolie, a chauffeur, a gardener and the two amahs for Mother and myself.
The Last Empress
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a chauffeur opened the door of the limousine for the grand madam
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That's got to hurt after being chauffeured around for months.
The Sun
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Let's see, my mom did lots of chauffeuring of me back and forth across town.
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Preference for the low-slung sports coupe with soft-top, the stretch limousine with a uniformed chauffeur, a station wagon or a utility vehicle with four-wheel drive can tell a lot about the owner and his or her passion in life.
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I'm sure he likes being chauffeured around - but you have to stand up for yourself.
The Sun
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Another had himself chauffeured around in patrol cars.
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The limousine was driven by a chauffeur in uniform.
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A couple of women were getting out of their chauffeured car when they saw me and waved and started walking in my direction.
SUMMER OF SECRETS
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The bride's father, it emerged, had been in service as a groom and chauffeur at great houses in the Borders.
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Your grandsire was a chauffeur, a servant, and without education.
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But there was only a 0.6 per cent increase in the price of private jets, a chauffeur service, and exclusive hotels such as Byblos in
Evening Standard - Home
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The partying overlapped all week long with guests zipping in their chauffeur-driven Town Cars and limos from one soirée to another.
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The plan was to cause his car to crash in a tunnel by dazzling the chauffeur with a strobe light.
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I'm in the back, he's in the front and the chauffeur's driving.
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The local council can decide whether they get a chauffeured limousine or an Oyster card, a rented flat or a sumptuous town house.
Times, Sunday Times
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Since he is shorter and has a tendency to slump over anyway, I sometimes wonder if people think I'm his mother chauffeuring him around instead of his date.
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Or let me chauffeur your kid.
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The chauffeur, a Russian Czar from the period of Ivan the Terrible, was a fabulous guide who knew of all the kings and rajahs who had come to the area for several reasons, and brought the names of different towns and places to life.
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Perhaps Amsterdam wouldn't be a pleasant place to learn 'chauffeuring' in," I said; "but it's all right when you have learned.
The Chauffeur and the Chaperon
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The chauffeur has been suspended pending a full investigation.
Times, Sunday Times
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If chauffeur-driven cars were the norm earlier, now car-rental firms are offering clients an option to self-drive an array of Indian and foreign vehicles.
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While attending university, Maurice extended his chauffeur services to friends, organizing a free carpool.
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Witnesses said a man in a baseball cap opened fire as the minister was about to get into a chauffeur-driven limousine in the parking lot of the Dutch media centre in the central city of Hilversum.
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They were chauffeured away immediately afterwards.
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Chauffeured around town in a pink Rolls Royce, he takes over entire restaurants to avoid encountering riff-raff.
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Most were employed by the Indonesian Embassy in Bangkok as chauffeurs and gardeners.
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But what of the really pressing question: just how long before we can expect to be chauffeured around in driverless cars?
Times, Sunday Times
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a chauffeur opened the door of the limousine for the grand lady
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At Chelsea there was a chauffeur to drive the directors around because of problems with parking.
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Heck, you can afford a chauffeur-driven limo to whisk you back home.
Times, Sunday Times
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I can still drive the automatic chauffeur cars with just one arm.
The Sun
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Everywhere I looked, I saw Rolls Royces, Mercedes, and other expensive automobiles, as well as limousines like ours with chauffeurs in uniforms opening doors for people who looked like they were all in a contest to outdress each other.
Unfinished Symphony
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A chauffeur was wanted to drive an art expert around galleries in Europe.
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My date's chauffeur had to wait for hours on an uncharacteristically nippy September night while we discussed the twin towers disaster.
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He acted as chauffeur and procurer of prostitutes and was more like a paid private assistant.
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That's got to hurt after being chauffeured around for months.
The Sun
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In one driveway a chauffeur wearing rubber boots was hosing down a limousine.
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How about chauffeur to take her to the gym too?
The Sun
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A chauffeur opened the door and Natalie was roughly shoved into the back of the limo with Evan right behind her.
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The advert also asked for someone who could dive, sail, fly fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft, speak several European languages, ski and work as a chauffeur.
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In the service of the empress, this inept chauffeur faced no legal sanction for the mishap.
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Chan plays a cab driver who is hired as a chauffeur to the head of a secret government spy unit.
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The chauffeur pushed the door to and it closed with a satisfying thunk.
INSTRUMENTS OF DARKNESS
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Much of the cash is said to have gone on luxury hotels, chauffeured limos and first-class flights as he lived the high life.
The Sun
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Her chauffeur-driven Jaguar, with police outriders, swept through the gates of Kensington Palace at 2.27 pm and left at 3.14.
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My chauffeur from Edinburgh airport had even started a sideline in temporary accommodation for visiting golfers.
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T. Claudius Swifford sipped arabica from the back of his vintage, metal-colored, chauffeur-driven Triton Mercedes as it swooped to meet the maglev.
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In fairness the man goes about in a chauffeur-driven limo.
The Sun
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'Halter-broke and bridle-wise,' the Chauffeur gloated, while she performed that dreadful, menial task.
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Provided with a chauffeur-driven car, he drove his chauffeur home in it at night and picked him up on his way to work next day.
Times, Sunday Times
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The defendant employed a chauffeur, and on one occasion when he was attempting to start the car it caught fire.
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And poor Paul, he probably felt like a chauffeur, always driving her wherever she needed to go.
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Mum was cook, chauffeur, nurse, and entertainer all rolled into one.
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In one driveway a chauffeur wearing rubber boots was hosing down a limousine.
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In golf a superstar is supposed to win major championships and be recognised even by people who don't know the difference between a driver and a chauffeur.
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As company director, she has a chauffeur-driven limousine to take her everywhere.
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Draynor physically shoved his chauffeur out of the limousine and climbed into the driver's seat.
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Now, in common with some other women I've known including a conservative Orthodox Jewish college student and a Reiki healer who moonlights chauffeuring authors on tour Ms. Giffords is in favor of handguns herself, though somehow I doubt if she owns one of the designer purse pistols recently featured in the New York Times Magazine: you can get roses engraved on the barrel; you can get an automatic with fuchsia trim.
Madison Smartt Bell: American Terror
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It was certainly useful to have her there to chauffeur him around.
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He has refused to use a chauffeur and takes public transport.
Times, Sunday Times
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For the next few months until I was able to drive again, my husband chauffeured me everywhere to talk about my new book.
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They switched roles, and the chauffeur delivered the lecture flawlessly.
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A uniformed chauffeur stared straight ahead.
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She laid a malison on my chauffeur's potatoes -- I had one once -- and (as he told me) blighted the year's crop.
In a Green Shade A Country Commentary
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On the pavement a woman with no pretence to fashion (or else obedient to an ugly fashion) came past, too brightly dressed in a sack overcoat of goatskin; but no, it was not a woman, it was a chauffeur who, enveloped in his ponyskin, was proceeding on foot to his garage.
The Captive
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I had a good go on the dodgems and I was chauffeur for some of the children.
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Its chauffeur was upholstered in cherry red, with cavalryman 's boots.
A ROOMFUL OF BIRDS - SCOTTISH SHORT STORIES 1990
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From which we can only conclude that all applicants receive the same Rolls-Royce service, complete with a uniformed chauffeur.
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He died while his gardeners, two servants, three security guards and four chauffeurs were still chanting part of the confession of faith after the evening prayer in the larger prayer house close to the swimming pool in his mansion.
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As the rain pelted down, two security guards together with the chauffeur struggled to manipulate the gate's intricate alarm system which was on shutdown.
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He would be chauffeured around in a Rolls-Royce.
Times, Sunday Times
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By the time Miss Camilla had been extricated from the débris as lifeless and inert as the other two, the chauffeur had returned at mad speed from the village, bringing with him a doctor and many strange appliances for resuscitation.
The Slipper Point Mystery
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‘Of course, I was looking forward to chauffeuring my father in it,’ he recalls.
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And the chauffeur was a liveried war veteran with a steel face and leather hands.
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When we got to the end of the drive, the chauffeur got out and opened the door for us.
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Putting on a pair of sunglasses to protect herself from the bright morning sun, a woman follows her chauffeur out of the airport to a waiting limousine.
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Despite the family image, a book of revelations published by a former chauffeur has painted Chirac as a serial adulterer.
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The chauffeur hauled up in front of us
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Black billed Hollinger for the cost of numerous personal household staff-including chefs, senior butlers, butlers, under-butlers, chauffeurs, housemen, footmen and security personnel.
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His former chauffeur is claiming unfair dismissal on the grounds of racial discrimination.
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The lucky winner and a friend will spend a night at the five star St David's Hotel and Spa and will be chauffeur driven in a limousine during their stay.
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I always believe in chauffeuring a lady to her front door.
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Arrangements had been made by his PR man and aide. At his house a chauffeured car was waiting, a rented car.
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‘Statistics show that children who walk, cycle or catch the bus to school arrive fresher and more alert than those who are chauffeured to the classroom,’ she said.
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And as money is no object they can be chauffeured to see some of Africa's lions and leopards.
The Sun
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The federal government offered such ‘symbolic support’ as holding a cabinet meeting at an exclusive Toronto hotel, to and from which they were chauffeured with great haste.
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I was informed that a chauffeur-driven limousine had been organised to drive us to Dubai to get a different connection.
Times, Sunday Times
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She had never flown in a jet or stayed in a hotel or ridden in a chauffeured limousine.
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You could hire taxis, or go the whole hog and hire a chauffeur-driven car for the day.
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Personal staff costs - for two butlers, a valet, four chefs, two chauffeurs, eight housekeepers, eight gardeners and a secretariat - are probably another £1m.
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So he wasn't chauffeured about in his native city.
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We made our way back to his car and his chauffeur drove us home.
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Owning a car that looks like it should be driven by a chauffeur is no longer enough.
Times, Sunday Times
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And when, a year later, a far more important wedding takes place, their beloved Lauras, on the coast of Maine, Griffins chauffeuring two urns of ashes as he contends once more with Joy and her large, unruly family, and both he and she have brought dates along.
That Old Cape Magic by Richard Russo: Book summary
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He tootles around the island in a black, chauffeur-driven London taxi.
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It was driven by his former chauffeur.
Times, Sunday Times
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For the newly titled Ladies' Day this Friday, pre-booked parties will be chauffeured to and from their home and provided with a picnic.
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When the town was completely out of sight, the chauffeur drove down a road which within only a few miles lost its metalled base and crumbled into rough cobbles.
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It gave him his luxury apartment in Berlin, his chauffeur, bodyguard and private barber.
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The men and women who chauffeured the athletes and dignitaries around the city would stop and talk to other drivers in the road and people on the streets.
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The lady chauffeur could help in gardening or secretarial work in a small household where there were only women servants.
Times, Sunday Times
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On Thursday, you and I learn that we can't drive to school anymore, but we have to be chauffeured by the Secret Service.
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A sleek black chauffeur-driven car pulled up and the elderly lady passenger asked if they would like a lift.
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He works as a chauffeur, driving wealthy vacationers all over Europe.
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When the town was completely out of sight, the chauffeur drove down a road which within only a few miles lost its metalled base and crumbled into rough cobbles.
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Much of the cash is said to have gone on luxury hotels, chauffeured limos and first-class flights as he lived the high life.
The Sun
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Owners Vivenne and Colin have chauffeured the canine connoisseurs to eight cottages in Pembrokeshire.
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The defence that he could not use a chauffeur because the driver might leak details of secret transfer deals is laughable.
The Sun
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Julia watches as her chauffeur drives Morgan out of the estate and the limousine speeds away into the distance.
