Sentence examples for considerable services from inspiring English sources

If Thor is a bust, this may yet come to pass, if Branagh avails BBC West Midlands of his considerable services.

If you haven't picked up on it yet, all three hotels share a nautical theme revolving around British naval hero Admiral Horatio Nelson Horatio Nelson, who was ennobled with the title of 1st Viscount Nelson for his considerable services to the Crown.

The private sector and non-governmental organizations, also provide considerable services at all the levels of health care; accounting for about 50% of health care delivery in the country [ 6].

The film actually does Gilliam a considerable service.

Major maintenance work involves complete rework of an airplane or engine that has had considerable service time.

He also raised again the spectre of widespread centralisation of hospital services by stressing several times that the NHS would have to undertake considerable "service redesign" in order to achieve both goals.

Brotchie has done his subject and us a considerable service in presenting this exhaustive, realistic picture of a man still not properly recognised as one of the most influential writers of modern times.

American hereditary politicians of this sort are as common among Democrats as among Republicans, and - like their equivalents in other countries - often do the state conscientious and considerable service.

If his presence can help to restore a Caribbean link that was broken with Alex Tudor's final cap against Australia in Perth in 1998, he will do English cricket a considerable service.

Martin Schenck had seen considerable service in Spain's Army of Flanders, for the French king and for Parma himself.

The future Lord Nelson served as Agamemnons captain from January 1793 for 3 years and 3 months, during which time she saw considerable service in the Mediterranean.