Sentence examples for imperial service from inspiring English sources

But distrust was increased by Christian detachment and reluctance to serve in the imperial service and in the army.

C. 1601 - c. 1700 Govardhan, (flourished 17th century, India), a noted Mughal painter born into imperial service.

Born into the imperial service, presumably the son of a painter, Daulat was an unusually skilled portraitist.

Even his physique answered to 19th century notions of muscular Christianity and a masculine ideal premised on imperial service.

Agricola had risen in the imperial service to the consulship, in 77 or 78, and he would later enhance his reputation as governor of Britain.

The painter of the bamboo handscroll, Gui Changshi, gave himself over to inconsolable regret at his early diffidence toward imperial service, and he wasted away.

1990: Husband retires from the prison service and receives an Imperial Service medal for serving with "diligence and fidelity".

In October 1914, under the command of Brigadier-General William A. Watson of the British Indian Army, the Imperial Service Cavalry Brigade, of around 1,700 men, was gathered at Deolali for service in the First World War.

Education: Imperial Service College.

The new story was discovered by Jeffrey Lewins, secretary of the Kipling Society, during research in the archives of Haileybury and Imperial Service College in Windsor, England.

The story was in a bequest of Kipling manuscripts in the archives of Haileybury and Imperial Service College, successor to the author's old school.