Sentence examples for home servants from inspiring English sources

Although the Commander doesn't actually live up to Gilead's chaste, reverent ideals, he and his wife, Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski), were both early subscribers to the retrograde belief system that gave birth to the new state and they're compensated for their loyalty with a luxurious home, servants, and the Commander's prominent place in the government.

He had worked as a house servant in her home and was infatuated with her.

While the precise magnitude of the problem has yet to be measured, the RSA team estimates that there are in excess of one million children, if children working in areas where they cannot be seen or reached, such as home-servants or those who work in other areas that do not necessarily entail direct contact with the street setting, and those who are at risk of vulnerability, are added to the list.

After the unhappy end to her romance with Casanova, Lucia leaves her beloved home and works as household servant, then as a secretary to a countess, then as a doctor's anatomical model and then a prostitute, ultimately reinventing herself as the permanently veiled, sophisticated courtesan, Galathée de Pompignac.

Her apartment in the Village was in a run-down tenement originally constructed as a home for servants.

The women are not identified, but since Morisot worked at home, domestic servants were often her models.

Born in Hong Kong in 1982, where her father, a bank manager, was then working, she later moved to Singapore, to a home with servants and a swimming pool.

His eldest brother, Bashar Agha, the family's patriarch and a politician in the Kurdish regional parliament, greets us on the veranda of the sprawling family home, as servants serve sugary black tea and bowls full of apricots, nectarines and watermelon.

The agency, established by President Franklin Roosevelt to create make-work jobs during the Great Depression, enabled her to visit all of Mississippi's 82 counties.Seeing and listeningIn her travels, Miss Welty, the product of an upper-class home with servants, was shocked by the poverty of the black sharecroppers and white dirt farmers she saw and talked to in rural Mississippi.

What about robots in the home – as servants, carers, lovers?

But the tenth commandment of Moses is a different matter: "thou shalt not covet" your neighbor's home, spouse, servants, animals, or indeed "anything that is your neighbor's".