Sentence examples for one of service from inspiring English sources

Rather, he has insisted, the Catholic church must be one of service to those in need.

What was also needed was dialogue, cooperation and consensus to replace an economy of selfishness with one of service.

In contrast, his own father's life was one of service: sent to boarding school at the age of six, with his parents away in India, from there to the naval academy at Dartmouth where his childhood was spent preparing to serve the Empire, with the opportunity arising with the outbreak of the second world war when he was just 18.

That story is one of service and sacrifice to the goddess, explored at length in his extraordinary prose work The White Goddess (1948) and encapsulated here with an eerie beauty in suffering: "Water to water, ark again to ark, / From woman back to woman: / So each new victim treads unfalteringly / The never altered circuit of his fate".

A group is specified as one of service level agreements so that a cloud customer can control the memory management mechanism within its own isolated domain.

The role of academic librarians is evolving from one of service providers to one of educators who are actively involved in academic class teaching and curricular design.

The core underlying architecture of the cloud is, accordingly, one of service-oriented computing (SOC): services are provided as basic building blocks from which applications can be constructed both rapidly and cheaply, without compromising on reliability or security [2].

"Because all it takes is one act of service — one blow against injustice — to send forth that tiny ripple of hope that Robert Kennedy spoke of".

Is it unreasonable to expect more than one year of service on a five-year deal?

Note that there is no one-to-one mapping of service classes and priorities.

I turn my phone on and have one bar of service.