Sentence examples for servants care from inspiring English sources

Some developed lifelong relationships with the Coe family, with the Coes paying for the servants' care in their old age.

Yet that nominal expansion of its role has belied a steep depreciation of its currency, relative to the only benchmark that Japanese civil servants care about: the power to tell others what to do.Some of that slide reflects temporary factors.

These are not "sod the government" responses from a workforce about to have a million members brutally sacked, but a reminder that large numbers of public servants care about doing their jobs well.

SERVANT: Care for anything else, sir?

May 3 2013 May 29 201313 Classic Stage Company presents Bertolt Brecht's play from 1945, set during a revolution in a war-torn country, in which a servant cares for an abandoned baby.

Little known in Britain, the veteran Hong Kong film-maker Ann Hui has been making well-regarded films in Asia for more than 30 years and A Simple Life rightly brought the sexagenarian Deanie Ip the best actress award at Venice for her performance as a family servant cared for in old age by a successful movie producer (Andy Lau) to whom she was almost a surrogate mother.

Nearly all of the household servants who cared for Thomas and Martha, right up to the moments of their deaths, were her children and grandchildren.

These civil servants are caring for our wounded and returning veterans, providing essential support for our troops fighting wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and protecting the country from terrorist threats at airports and land borders and through intelligence work.

He offered tepid support for Eric Shinseki, a former four-star general who serves as his secretary for veterans' affairs, calling him a great public servant who "cares deeply about veterans", before noting that, if Mr Shinseki were to conclude that he had let veterans down, "then I'm sure that he is not going to be interested in continuing to serve".

One, for instance, was a teacher who taught children to be team players; one was a mother married to a civil servant, who cared for her children; one was a housewife "who believed that she had the right to elect politicians, of whom she knew nothing".

When you are a public servant though, caring about what you do means everything!