Sentence examples for from the servants from inspiring English sources

Begum Harouni learned of her departure from the servants.

Their father, however, was horrified, and told them not to borrow from the servants ever again.

The phone rings, and a housekeeper named Mrs. Clackett galumphs in from the servants' quarters, carrying a plate of sardines.

This delightful re-imagining of "Pride and Prejudice" from the servants' perspective centers on Sarah, the orphaned housemaid.

On demanding an explanation from the servants the police were informed that a mad dog had just been shot.

Though Noni shrieked, Peter walked away from the servants very formally, and said they had seen nothing.

In the eighteen-twenties and thirties, composers began to liberate themselves from the servant role: Beethoven offered up his visionary last works, the youthful Berlioz unleashed his "Symphonie Fantastique," and Liszt and Paganini won fame for their diabolical virtuosity.

One Nobel laureate, Harold Pinter racked up a long list of acting credits in film and TV (from The Servant to The Tailor of Panama), as other actor-playwrights – Alan Bennett, Sam Shepard – have done.

In [1] Saul initiates the exchange by using a volitive clause in order to suggest that they return home, thus demanding goods-&-services from the servant.

So for fun, try looking at the story from the servant's point of view (or from any other view you like).

The women become isolated, lonely sleepwalkers in their separate dwellings, cut off from the domestic bustle of the servants, emotionally detached from the men in their lives.