Leo, who was still attached to his servant, enjoined Constantine to maintain that Samonas had in fact been making a pilgrimage to the shrine of Siricha, and not the Arab frontier.
When the Queen discovered that Helena had grown romantically attached to a royal servant, he was promptly dismissed back to his native Germany, and he never lost the Queen's hostility.
Henceforth, it will be proposed, important policies will have the names of key officials attached to them, so civil servants will more easily be held responsible for their success.
Mr. Zardari was classified as an A class prisoner and received certain privileges: a separate room from the main prison wing with an attached bathroom, air-conditioning and two servants.
(THC Manager) The identity as a civil servant (called "bianzhi" in Chinese) attached with wages, subsidies, endowment insurance and other welfare, is quite significant to people who work for the government under the human resource administration systems of China.
Instead, the Independence National Historical Park's Internet site refers to a "large servants' hall" that Washington had attached to the back of the house.
Household items attached to the internet will act like servants in "Downton Abbey"—unobtrusively turning the thermostat up or down or politely suggesting that it is time to call the plumber.
There were long hallways, and rooms opening out from one another, and one of those vestigial wooden passageways, attached to the outside walls, so that the servants could come and go from the kitchen without being seen.
It is understood the $500,000 figure originally attached to the campaign includes time spent by public servants, which was equivalent to 38 days, or almost two months, of full-time work.
It would have been attached to an electric cable and clicked to summon the servants.
