Sentence examples for part-time servants from inspiring English sources

Each estate employed between 100 and 300 full and part-time servants, making domestic service one of the largest industries on the Island a century ago.

Lynn is a part-time civil servant.

And it is also about a small-town lawyer and part-time public servant sinking in personal and professional quicksand that few people knew about when he showed up to represent Kimberly Hurell-Harring.

Valerie Tait reached state pension age 10 years ago but, at the age of 70, is still working part-time as a civil servant.

Beldwin Smith, a retired civil servant and part-time guide, is showing me around.

Dressed in a dapper gray suit and a French-cuffed pale blue shirt, he told me he was a civil servant and part-time rancher.

Civil servant and part-time entrepreneur Andreas Dietzel runs a business organising traditional Viking-style obstacle races around the country.

Because public service doctors and midwives (both PNS and contract) have the right to private practice an increase in their number in a district is likely to result in an increase in the number of private part-time solo-provider facilities through which the public servant doctors and midwives offer services after hours.

The chair of the EHRC, who is on a part-time contract, said he had consulted a senior civil servant about whether he could establish a company for his private work outside the EHRC.

The net time of work for this research was approximately one and a half year with one researcher, a study administrator and eight research assistants working full time and a core team of ten researchers and civil servants from selected ministries working on a part-time basis (3 6 hours per individual per week on average).

Treasury civil servants worried there would be an explosion in part-time students and wanted to cap their numbers – something the then business secretary, Vince Cable, to his credit, firmly rejected.