Sentence examples for only one servant from inspiring English sources

Gone is the servants' dining room, and now there is only one servant's room.

'There was only one servant underneath.

Notably, in many smaller municipalities, only one civil servant works on public transport and its procurement; larger, average-sized municipalities may employ two or more.

Instead, he said he would rely on attrition, hiring only one new civil servant for every five who retired.

Ingmar Bergman's masterpiece CRIES AND WHISPERS (1972) has only one heroine: the servant Anna (Kari Sylwan), who truly cares for the dying woman.

For Mr. Inemer and others who live in small co-op buildings -- many of them brownstones that, in a different era, were homes to only one family, perhaps with servants -- the term "cooperative" takes on a more intimate meaning than it might for residents of large buildings with the luxuries of staffs and managing agents.

Only one in 10 civil servants in the Department for Work and Pensions have confidence in their senior managers, according to one of several staff satisfaction surveys published yesterday which reveal low morale and high levels of bullying across government departments.

For every five civil servants who retired only one would be hired.

Woolf wasn't the only one to "blue-pencil" out the servants.

Although Sarkozy has kept his promise to replace only one out of every two civil servants who retire, he does not intend to make further cuts.

The house, in Kensington, west London, was a semi-public display of the life, work and influences of the artist, who lived in a relatively modest bedroom, the only one in the house outside the servants' quarters.