Sentence examples for servants it from inspiring English sources

The Pitched Stone Court forms the north-east corner of the castle, and provided a centre for the castle services and servants; it takes its name from the late-Tudor cobbling, or pitched stones.

If it can impose its will on civil servants, it might be able to break through the inertia that has prevented Japan from sorting out its pensions crisis and dealing effectively with an ageing society.

For civil servants it is mandatory.

Prince's Servants: It was not unusual for soldiers of means to bring along domestic help from home.

It is also expected to reduce the number of civil servants it had in 2009 — 874,000 — by more than 100,000 by the end of the year.

Framed as an extract from the diary of one of Queen Elizabeth I's servants, it contains lots of fart jokes and codpiece talk.

Rather, like a helpful personal servant, it will keep its observations to itself until you ask for help.

A service is not a servant; it need not be rendered by a person.

This isn't The Servant, it's The Remains of the Day.

But, for the Victorians, particularly if you were a servant, it was considered a disadvantage.

SERVANT: It appears they have gotten rid of the irrelevant other ten per cent, based on the VHF dial.