Sentence examples for indoor servants from inspiring English sources
A deprived Church of Ireland community, among it the descendants of indoor servants, gardeners, and estate workers, was without a convenient means of worship.
In Britain, they can enjoy the comforts of country houses in privacy, without long-term commitments to large staffs of indoor servants or local communities.
A rumor arose that the Queen's body was captive to the wiles of her "indoor-outdoor" servant John Brown.
Cai Jiang, who made his money in coal and dairy and has lately turned to real estate, had commissioned 100 firms to design individual houses, each large enough to include amenities like servants' quarters and indoor pools, as part of a billion-dollar "cultural district" he is building here.
Colleges often tear down or renovate buildings in an effort to provide the latest amenities, in a departure from the days when colleges offered their best rooms, perhaps those with fireplaces, indoor plumbing or room for a servant, only to those who paid extra.
He was precocious in alcoholism if nothing else, and his drinking was encouraged by servants whom he dressed in military uniforms for "indoor parades" when he wasn't playing with the toy soldiers that filled his room and which he took to bed with him.
The sprawling 22,000-square- foot, double-wide vintage home has every possible amenity that Guccione could imagine, including a massive full-floor master bedroom with a study, solarium and private terrace, an indoor pool, a theater, wine cellar, "dance" room, garden with greenhouse, sauna, and servants' quarters.
