Sentence examples for ranking servants from inspiring English sources

Even the highest ranking servants, like the cook or butler, made only about $110 a month and was given only two days off a month.

Without a spouse a woman in 18th century Sweden could have great difficulty supporting herself, especially as lower ranking servants were often promoted to maids and thereby lowering the number of employment opportunities for unmarried women.

Like the other main characters in the book, like Tolstoy himself, the Oblonskys are aristocrats, with the trappings of the upper class – rank, servants, a town house and a place in the country.

The top-ranking servants -- the butler and the housekeeper -- work long hours seven days a week but enjoy a few perks.

Nora, as she was known, because last names were used only for the highest-ranking servants, spoke Gaelic and little English, so she was relegated to a "back of the house" position.

The marshal, and other higher-ranking servants, would have assistants helping them perform their tasks.

Insult was added to injury for this civil servant when he found performance ranking feedback carelessly left on top of a photocopier.

Huguette Labelle, the former Canadian civil servant who serves as chairwoman of  Transparency International, said the financial crisis and its aftermath had weighed on the United States' ranking.

A study of British civil servants showed that where people ranked themselves in terms of status was a better predictor of their health than their education level or their actual income was.

The École Normale d'Administration trains the highest ranks of civil servants.

In the ranks of public servants, the post of rural ward council member in a speck of a town like this one would seem no great prize.