She thinks of herself as having a full-time servant, "because the servant is me".
From about 1555 he was singer, and later composer, to Henry II, although not a full-time servant of the King.
He becomes the uncomplaining full-time servant of Mason (Roland Moller), a bully who verbally abuses him and makes Rune, who is revealed as a neat freak, clean his toilet and keep his quarters spotless.
And perhaps it was also the reason that even a woman with full-time servants, like Ralph Waldo Emerson's second wife, Lidian, lived paralyzed with fear about her own household management.
The castle saw little investment and only four full-time servants were maintained on the premises, meaning that cooked food had to be brought across from the kitchens at a nearby hotel.
"I hear in the old days it took three servants workin' full time to keep all the fireplaces going with coal.
To achieve this, the PTA president appointed a civil servant to work full time on planning the procurement [31].
That he is also a full-time civil servant seems of only minimal interest to the man himself.
I presume that would be a better description of Paul Wiles, the full-time civil servant who is the departmental chief scientific adviser.
In 1935, six out of ten urban white families above the poverty line in the South had a full-time domestic servant, compared with under 20% in the North.
He switched to advising on academies – "I was involved in all the practical stuff about getting them off the ground" – before becoming a full-time civil servant and then, from 2006, the schools commissioner.
