Sentence examples for dependable servants from inspiring English sources
The ministeriales elsewhere, too, ceased to be the dependable servants that they once had been.
Mr. Lazio, who was born in West Islip, cultivated an image as a dependable public servant.
I don't think dispensing religious counseling to superstar athletes offers the kind of forgiveness and redemption that is offered by a full and honest break with Fox "News," the Republican Party, and the forces of evil for which you have been so dependable a servant for so many years.
Yet despite giving Kelly virtually unlimited power, Bloomberg seems to regard him as hired help: a loyal and dependable [public] servant, so long as he remains in the kitchen.
Further, 80% of committee members in Lagos had a dependable income either as business owners or civil servants, compared to between38%% (Benue) and 57% (Nasarawa and Kaduna).
Forest management originated in the desire of the large central European landowners to secure dependable income to maintain their castles and retinues of servants.
The time-hallowed bonds between master and servant, and the codes by which both live, are no longer dependable absolutes but rather sources of ruinous self-deceptions; even the happy yokels Stevens meets on his travels turn out to stand for the post-war values of democracy and individual and collective rights which have turned Stevens and his kind into tragicomic anachronisms.
Snacks were more dependable.
