wallah造句

• The gauge wallahs of India were a closely knit fraternity, not averse to swapping rolling stocks with each other.
• During this time he was known under many names including Lakshman Das, Handi Wallah Baba, and Tikonia Walla Baba.
• The title of the talk is " Memoirs of a Teak Wallah " and the discussion starts at 8 pm.
• The advent of the air conditioner ended that pilgrimage, but now too many Delhi-wallahs possess coolers, overloading the electricity supply.
• Tea is often consumed at small roadside stands, where it is prepared by tea makers known as " chai wallahs ".
• As Museum of Fine Arts boss Malcolm Rogers and his painting wallahs implement their curious Mixmastering of the MFA collections ( " Asian stuff?
• In the distance, the east gate to the Taj Mahal beckons a line of rickshaw wallahs-- elongated tricycles with tourists in tow.
• The tiffin-wallah business survives in an India that has the services of American fast-food outlets and American jet-borne courier companies.
• When Madhur traveled to India for the shooting of " Shakespeare Wallah ", her first shots were in Kasauli, a hill station.
• A letter to The Listener magazine in May 2006 described him as an " ex-navy wallah " who needs his " head read ".
• Since 1961, he started acting in English language films, which include " The Householder " and " Shakespeare-Wallah ".
• Two other welcome additions to the festival are " Shakespeare Wallah " ( 1965 ) and " Heat and Dust " ( 1983 ).
• The codes tell the tiffin-wallahs which home the food comes from, which railway stations must be used, who the carriers are and the destination.
• Then came their attention-getting " Shakespeare Wallah, " the story of British theatrical troupers in India, and the partnership was fully cemented.
• And, in bold face : " Every tiffin-wallah should have his customer's confidence, and remain well behaved at all times ."
• For his hard labor, Raj, like most other rickshaw wallahs, earns an average of $ 1-2 a day, low even by Calcutta standards.
• In the 1960s, after her award-winning performance in " Shakespeare Wallah ", she became known as the " actress who could cook ".
• One Rev . Macphail uttered : " You bring rickshaw-wallahs and jhutkawallahs to the examination hall, and when they fail, you complain of slaughter ".
• From the tiffin-wallahs'perspective, neither McDonald's nor Federal Express, both making inroads in India, has thought of anything much that is new.
• As old tiffin-wallahs retire, men ready to step into their shoes, working 12-hour days and carrying panniers weighing 200 pounds, are becoming scarcer.