Sentence examples for servants count from inspiring English sources

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Pensions for civil servants count years that employees spend in military service, studying for doctoral degrees, and working in unpaid lecturer positions and unpaid apprenticeships as "working years".

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Some, like "Wu Sun Fights the Tiger," lent themselves to the fairy tale's confrontational moments, while "Selling Water," in which a servant counts flowers, proved appropriate for a different scene.

Walked around moat thrice, as servant counted ten thousand of my steps; for fun upper-body workout, threw loaves of stale bread to crowd of starving peasants in alternation with spilling vats of boiling oil on them (excellent for toning arms); then sat in sun inside suit of armor to sweat some more.

In Fransfontein only a small elite, mostly teachers and public servants, can count on a steady income.

The Don Juan of legend, opera and literature was a ruthless libertine whose servant kept count of his thousands of conquests.

Besides, he was supremely unimpressed by the way Polish writers had responded to the disaster of the war: "Proust found more in his cookie, servant, and counts than they found in years of smoking crematoria".

It's a nine-room affair, not counting servants' quarters.

On Osborne's watch, the number of Britain's civil servants by some counts is at its lowest level for 75 years, councils are heading towards providing the legal minimum to people entitled to mental health and elderly care services, while NHS spending is predicted to fall more than £20bn short of what is needed in 2020.

In Ms. Ashley's long career, she has played a wide variety of roles (the wacky young newlywed in "Barefoot in the Park," for example, and both Maggie the Cat and Big Mama in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof"), but she has never played a servant, unless you count Sabina, the surreal maid, in "The Skin of Our Teeth".

Later research in particular has done wonders, but we return with undimmed pleasure to the Shelley letter in which he describes the curious Byron establishment at Ravenna, which consisted, not counting servants, of ten horses, eight large dogs, five cats, an eagle, a crow, a falcon, five peacocks, two guinea-hens, and an Egyptian crane.

In the last moments of the opera, all is revealed, and the Count's servants beg him to forgive them for deceiving him.

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