Sentence examples for any servants from inspiring English sources
So, too, does John Galliher, except he hasn't any servants to dismiss.
Tells them they shouldn't harbor any servants who aren't naturalized.. the difficulty of the simple tests which they can to school and learn.
What he found was that out of the 15 million-odd households in the two countries, only 58,300 had any servants - a term that presumably includes chauffeur/butlers, housekeeper/secretaries, and all the other strange hermaphrodites of modern servanthood.
From warily deciding that conspicuously secular rulers of Muslim populations could be overthrown by violence, it has grown to include terrorist attacks on security forces, to any servants of the state, to any citizen who doesn't oppose their own rulers, and now to any Muslim anywhere who doesn't join the struggle.
There, Li prepares a great feast for them, but when food is brought out for any servants that might have accompanied them, Zhou comments that they had come on foot without help.
Mrs. John Dashwood even tells her husband that withholding financial support will benefit his sisters: "They will have no carriage, no horses, and hardly any servants; they will keep no company...
Any servant youmanage to get hold of these days is sure to be experienced.
"No admission is made as to the matters that were or were not known by any servant or agent of HMG [Her Majesty's government] at any material time," government lawyers have told the high court.
The bank, before the trust was fully vested with the copyrights, continually reminded Maria that she had no legal right to act as the estate, but Maria dismissed Carroll and his explanations of her function as regally as she would dismiss any servant.
Howard is, after a manner of speaking, a servant of Apollo, and not just any servant.
"Downstairs" quickly became simply a manner of speech — the kitchen staff was in the drawing room as often as they were in the kitchen — and so benevolent were the Crawleys as employers that it was difficult to see any servant's desire for a "better life" as anything but ingratitude.
