Sentence examples for prospect of serving from inspiring English sources

While his four-year jail sentence was reduced under a 2006 amnesty, Italy's longest-serving postwar prime minister still faces the prospect of serving a year under house arrest or in community service.

Even as a friend, I approached the prospect of serving under him with some trepidation.

The animal itself is also considerably smaller, so the prospect of serving an entire leg is particularly appealing.

Murderers serving life tariffs are in prison because the prospect of serving an extremely long prison sentence has failed to deter them from multiple killings.

The appeal court ruling raises the prospect of serving African heads of state being tried for corruption in the French courts.

So in April 1977, Evans won a majority of more than 200,000 over his nearest rival on a 40% poll of the union's 2m members and took over at the end of March 1978, aged 52, with the prospect of serving for 13 years - but he only remained for seven years.

The prospect of Mr. Eisenhower serving as his own Sec. of State is unsettling.

During the fight over the 2000 presidential election, he faced the prospect of temporarily serving as president.

Venezuelans have a right to know whether his health is good enough for there to be a reasonable prospect of his serving out his term.

Polls during the last several months, however, have shown that a majority of New Jerseyans are uneasy about the prospect of his serving another term.

Following the returns, we travelled from restaurant to bar to home, and the Somali and Ethiopian cabbies were stunned, worried less about Trump than about the prospect of Rudy Giuliani serving in the cabinet in any capacity.