Sentence examples for main servants from inspiring English sources
In the booming economic environment the CCP created, its main servants have largely taken advantage of their privileged access to decision-making and information to enrich themselves and their extended family, mainly by controlling large and specific chunks of the state economy and in developing private businesses connected to it.
I consider the rural people my overlords – I tell them that I am their main servant.
It has been deeply ingrained in him that he must be the country's main servant," his mother Queen Sofia once said.
In one show late Monday, the head of the main civil servants' union, Spyros Papaspyros, said Greeks would never accept the proposed changes.
The Governor and Assistants then appointed "Constables" who served as the chief administrators for the towns and "Messengers" who were the main civil servants of the colony.
Who are the main politicians and civil servants that Catch22 should be working with and how would you recommend we communicate with them?
In the dining room, the ceiling is lower and the fireplace slogan shorter: "The Honor of the House is Hospitality". Originally the leaded-glass window with fylfots overlooked a porch between the main house and the servants' quarters and kitchen.
For the men in the sect, the women in "Kadosh" are little more than baby-making machines and household servants whose main task is to populate the world with as many Jewish extremists as possible.
Why would Queen Elizabeth who, since birth and from the moment she wakes up in the morning is attended by diligent servants whose main function is to please her every whim, ever have to go for groceries?
One of them called Mr. Moon, the main opposition candidate, a "servant" of North Korea, and another called Ahn Cheol-soo, an independent who supported Mr. Moon, "a woman in men's clothes".
Mr. Price put the parlor and one bedroom in front, then strung out the dining room, the three main bedrooms and a servant's bedroom back toward the rear of the lot, each facing a mean little courtyard.
