Sentence examples for servant talks from inspiring English sources

Elie Domota, its leader, who is a securely paid French civil servant, talks of re-establishing "the legitimate rights of blacks as the majority people".

During the journey, the civil servant talks about his imminent retirement, saying with some embarrassment how pleased he is with his large severance package and his pension – which is bigger than the MP's annual salary.

Well, all children arc fascinated by servants' talk, and I don't mean to be condescending.

All the characters, bar the Cockney servants, talk in the same way.

If Cameron went to a hospital or police station, he'd hear public servants talking about "fighting cancer" or struggling "against the odds", not fighting enterprise.

And Pop said, "That servant will talk her out of it.

Mr McDonald is a career civil servant and talking to him there are touches of Sir Humphrey's famed delivery that one can imagine infuriate some of the more restless Jim Hackers in Westminster.

This autumn, Vişinel was in the process of organising a conference for teenagers and had invited other success stories from the system, including a fighter pilot and a civil servant, to talk about their experiences.

SNP "comments were designed to blame the UK government for putting the Scots in a position to have to make a decision", according to civil servant Rob Dixon, talking to the Americans.

Our public servants are talking about the simple things again. 1 Centre Street, Ninth floor, Manhattan.

PLR: London seizes an asset from the north Ministers and civil servants always talk about the need to disperse a London-heavy state and run official bodies from (say) Stockton-on-Tees rather than Bloomsbury.