Sentence examples for from servants from inspiring English sources

"Status" traces the changing nature of musicians' place in society, from servants to superstars.

He pointed out that the neighborhood had always supplied Midtown's reservoir of service people, from servants and hotel workers to Broadway ushers and stagehands.

Other members of the Astor household, from servants to the saintly (by Ms. Gordon's account) Buddhist grandson, Philip, began to notice gaps and irregularities.

Amid cacophonous musical outbursts from servants, breathless dance sequences and histrionic delivery, opportunities for some more piquant satire are drowned out.

Locke famously advised parents to keep their children away from servants, as they would only tell children frightening stories that would foster a fear of the dark.

We sit around a bedecked table as kings and queens, as we recall our ancestors' transition from servants to freedmen and celebrate their glorious fate on that special date some 3,300 years ago.

"It indicates a real move from servant to professional status," he said.

Managers from pharmaceutical companies are quite different from civil servants in hospitals or in the health care administration.

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Begum Harouni learned of her departure from the servants.

(Shakespeare's women never get this easy a ride even from their servants).