Sentence examples for intimate servant from inspiring English sources

When the King saw he could not keep even Churchill – for so long his loyal and intimate servant – he despaired.

Sappho is the intimate and servant of the goddess and her intermediary with the girls.

Ms. Silverman mostly adheres to the rules she has set in motion, exploring the shifting dynamics of family and servant, family and intimate enemy.

An email to Your Humble Servant from a person with intimate FBI knowledge offers a different view.

People want efficient government, but they don't want lots of civil servants nosing around in the intimate details of their lives; nor do they necessarily want the taxman to know about their health.

A letter Dudley wrote to the Countess of Lincoln in March 1631 narrated the first year's experience of the colonists that arrived in Winthrop's fleet in an intimate tone befitting a son or suitor as much as a servant.

Maid cafes are an offshoot of cosplay restaurants, where Japanese women dress up as servants and call male patrons "master" to provide an intimate experience.

Women from this study who kept their marriages claimed that they did not have any intimate relationships with their husbands and thus considered themselves more like servants because they could not assume their normal roles as wives.

This was added to the south of the Great Hall in the early 16th century to provide a small intimate room where the family could eat in private away from the servants.

What was startling about The Servant wasn't simply its subject matter – the fractious, shifting and increasingly intimate relationship between master and butler – but its showy style.

That's partly because domestic servants, who often live with the families they work for and develop an intimate, but unequal relationship with their employers, belie Americans' egalitarian and anti-elitist self-image.