Sentence examples for become a servant from inspiring English sources

At least 50 managed to escape hours after the attack, but the rest, kept by their captors in a series of forest camps, were given a choice: convert and marry, or become a servant.

And the government of the day would become a servant of two masters, with its ability to govern depending one day on the votes of the whole of the UK and the next day on English votes only.

Received wisdom has it Ronaldinho's grand flaw was to become a servant to his most destructive footballing vice, that basic enthusiasm for hawking his skills about on behalf of assorted global brands, a marketability given force by the umbilical link he carries to the communal myth kitty of Brazilian football, the shadows of the street-football giants of the past.

Like this morning, I got up early and my dad told me get up and make some food, and my mom laid into me and when they finished eating they were out out of there… I've become a servant… They are my parents, I must do what they say.

Jesus who flat out says, "Whoever wants to be great needs to become a servant of everybody else".

When Hinaichigo's naivety endangers Tomoe's life, Shinku defeats Hinaichigo in the Alice Game and has her become a servant instead of taking her Rosa Mystica.

The story of a slave-holding society that became a servant of freedom.

Born in a workhouse in Cork, he endured hard work on farms until he became a servant in a castle in Dublin.

She later became a servant of Robert Kirby, a London publisher, who published her story in The Life and Surprising Adventures of Mary Anne Talbot (1809).

She later moved from her childhood home in Maryland to Philadelphia and became a servant, using the money to put herself through grammar school.

Its description of America as "a slave-holding society that became a servant of freedom" was a cleansing acknowledgment of America's original sin.