Sentence examples for particularly good service from inspiring English sources

Stephanie Kirchgaessner, Rome Restaurants A tip of about 20% is generally expected as standard, with more suggested for particularly good service.

He said that the technology "should be ahead of the pack for a couple of years" and that I would have particularly good service because I was so close to the light pole.

What's more, customers can send "thank a banker" messages to employees who provided particularly good service.

For a two-day stay in which you received particularly good service, anywhere between $50 and $200 would be generous.

Mr. Holder, who would be the first African-American attorney general, has a particularly good record of public service for this job.

For a particularly good example of customer service – helping a parent through the door with a pram for instance – team members are rewarded with Outstanding Cards, which translate into £50 rewards.

"It's been quite clear to me that companies who cannot deliver a good service, particularly over the things they can control, should not be bidding for new franchises and we need to be absolutely clear about that," she said.

They will become particularly good at promoting quality services to users over time, Schappell says, and they can charge for that.

"The service is particularly good for first-time buyers," Mr. Wolff said.

The door-to-door service is particularly good for contacting people whose telephone number is listed as ex-directory.

That shouldn't stop you paying a tip if the service is particularly good, or if you really hit it off with the waiter, for example.