Sentence examples for a string of service from inspiring English sources

JetBlue founder David Neeleman started an airline in Brazil after he gave up the CEO's title in the wake of a string of service mishaps.

More than 100,000 people in the UK have had their internet access cut after a string of service providers were hit by what is believed to be a coordinated cyber-attack, taking the number affected in Europe up to about a million.

"Mad Men" loves its parallels and doppelgangers, and Bob is very, very much like Don: He comes from a poor, rural clan; he had a string of service-industry jobs before clawing his way into the white-collar world; and he has faked it for much of his adult life.

But this year, Mr. Bloomberg proposed a string of unpopular service cuts.

O'Leary has led its Always Getting Better strategy – which has helped boost sales by being friendly to its passengers through a string of customer service measures.

The group rose to prominence after a string of "denial of service" attacks – a simple hack which temporarily takes websites offline – after the release of diplomatic cables by WikiLeaks.

A string of specialty services has also sprung up, including Coyote in France, Blitzer.de in Germany and Radardroid in Spain.

Besides playing the organ at St. Thomas, an Episcopal church on Fifth Avenue at 53rd Street, Mr. Hancock oversaw a string of choral services there each week.

Since the 2006 election Mr Chávez has nationalised the main telecoms, steel and cement companies, the Caracas electricity distributor, and a string of oil-service and food companies.

For one thing, six years of austerity have left him with a string of public services crying out for more cash, and not just the NHS.

Besides playing the organ at St. Thomas, an Episcopal church on Fifth Avenue at 53rd Street, Mr. Hancock oversaw a string of choral services there each week and directed the church's choir school, a residential academy for boys in grades three through eight.