Sentence examples for office servant from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, February 20 , 1943P. 7 Talk story about Clare Luce's living quarters in Washington, her congressional office, servant problem, etc.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, February 20 , 1943P. 7 Talk story about Clare Luce's living quarters in Washington, her congressional office, servant problem, etc.

He had two office servants, or "peons".

But that's not all; Capaldi also starred in Doctor Who spin-off Torchwood as the tragic Home Office civil servant John Frobisher.

Chaired by Professor Sir Robert Grieve and a former Scottish Office civil servant, Jim Ross, it publishes plans for a Scottish Parliament later in the year.

The document was a note taken by a Scotland Office civil servant recording a conversation with the French consul general in which the envoy recounted the contents of a private discussion between Sturgeon and the French ambassador.

Some ministers, says a senior Scottish Office civil servant, will have to "hot-desk" until more accommodation can be found.Ministerial numbers seem to have been swelled to make forming the coalition easier.

Quick apologised in December 2008 after claiming that the Tories and their supporters were "mobilised … in a wholly corrupt way" against his investigation into Green's relationship with the home office civil servant.

But the assumption must be that the memo, which was an official note by a Scotland Office civil servant, would have been written for the purpose of sending to ministers – during the period before the election campaign started on 30 March when Mr Carmichael was an MP.

National service in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, a two-year spell of teaching at Eton, five years as a Scottish Office civil servant, another seven at Edinburgh University, lecturing in social administration, and four more as director of community affairs at Conservative Central Office made up his career before he entered parliament in 1983.

After the speech, Sir David Normington, the chair of the review into the Federation and the former top Home Office civil servant, tried to calm delegates: "I think you have to channel your energies and anger into reform and you have to prove the home secretary wrong".