front desk

noun

Only later, at the front desk, did I learn Jamaican Rastafarians have a thing about the dead.

I was ready to bolt down the stairs and alert the front desk about a crime in progress.

Reeger was there at the front desk the day the World Trade Center fell.

The bottom line, says a front-desk worker at an immaculate four-star hotel, “You get what you pay for.”

Five minutes later, he was standing in line at the front desk.

Place a flag on the front desk of the fourth row and name that row a different automobile.

It emitted a soft, unsatisfied bzzz and lit up, “Please see the front desk.”

The game should start with the six bean bags on each front desk.

The man at the front desk looked up at me as I walked in and gave me a bored smile.

He took off his helmet and spoke briefly to the young man at the front desk, then looked over at Monk and came to his side.

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