Sentence examples for servant out from inspiring English sources

But while I was on my way to Dom's stately, rundown Edwardian suburb, travelling in a taxi with his friend, the writer and editor Adil Jussawala, Dom had actually phoned a doctor and sent his servant out for a strong recommended syrup.

He questioned whether this was any different from a businessman taking a civil servant out for a meal.

If they didn't approve of his lineage, they'd send the servant out to have a talk with him.

Meanwhile, Slade (Stephen Henderson) is portrayed as an avuncular butler, a black servant out of central casting, who watches in prescient sorrow as his beloved boss departs for the theater on a fateful April evening.

Thus, giving a gift or tip to a civil servant out of general friendship or gratitude and without an intent to influence his official behaviour is not punishable as bribery, though it may be prohibited under other legislation limiting corrupt practices.

On the night of the escape, Willie Douglas stole the keys and let Mary, dressed as a servant, out of the castle.

Yet I seem to be seeing more civil servants out and about than, say, a year ago, with time to attend seminars and brush up on what the thinktanks are doing – gathering information and ideas (they couldn't possibly comment) in case there is a change of regime next year.

Later, he may have made extra income by renting some of his "indentured servants" out for labor in Missouri.

The Servant is out on DVD and Blu-Ray on 8 April.

The Servant is out now in cinemas, and will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray on 8 April.

John Dickie, a 48-year-old civil servant, found out at Easter that the rent on his Bermondsey studio flat will go up by 38% from November.