Sentence examples for servant working from inspiring English sources

Andy (not his real name) is a civil servant working in central London.

Cole's punishment 'harks back to the master and servant working relationship of 100 years ago', thundered Graham Shear, his lawyer.

As for the second poster, they thought the thin woman was the servant, working for the obviously affluent fat woman.

Fred Bayliss, the senior civil servant working with the pay board, recently described Robinson as having the most tenacious and ferocious intellect he had ever encountered.

Philip Shepherd, 86, a former civil servant working for HM Revenue and Customs, has been a widower since his wife of 60 years died three years ago.

Born in Norwich, to Louise (nee Kirby), a schoolteacher, and Clifford Lyon, a civil servant working for the Inland Revenue, Mary was the eldest of three children.

I was a civil servant, worked in town planning, I even drove a mushroom van.

The politician works on behalf of his or her party, while the public servant works on behalf of his or her constituents.

Notably, in many smaller municipalities, only one civil servant works on public transport and its procurement; larger, average-sized municipalities may employ two or more.

Shocking tales of civil servants working late have become commonplace.

"Members know the needs of their districts better than civil servants working in Washington, D.C".