Sentence examples for servants setting from inspiring English sources

"Hurry up," she says to the servants setting the tables, bringing out the boiled eggs spread over toast for breakfast.

The bonus cut has led to daily protests over the last week, with civil servants setting up temporary road blockades in Madrid and other cities.

It fills him with sorrow, he says, to think of the poor count bereft of servants, setting the table himself in his lonely castle.

The New Yorker, December 18 , 1937P. 15 Gentleman at Lehman Brothers wrote to husband of Salem Center couple in New Hampshire who had been recommended as servants, setting forth what he expected in way of accomplishments and duties.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman and Paul E. Manheim The New Yorker, December 18 , 1937P. 15 Gentleman at Lehman Brothers wrote to husband of Salem Center couple in New Hampshire who had been recommended as servants, setting forth what he expected in way of accomplishments and duties.

The department has been renamed the Department for Education and Mr Gove has written to its civil servants setting out his priorities.

The servants set fresh fruit and water by the beds".

The observers will all be Indonesians.Nearly 2.7m civil servants set out around India to conduct the world's second-largest census.

Some social enterprises may, if large groups of public servants set up a business and earn a contract to sell back their services.

Both men are longtime fans of the king, an eccentric who had a dining table in another castle that could be lowered to the kitchen, where servants set it and sent it back up without ever seeing him.

Thus the mythic shadow under which I grew up was a narrative of flight and exile, the Indian glory of Those Days (moonlit dances, bootleg liquor, elephants, tigers, steam trains and servants) set against the English dreariness of These Days (miserable weather, poverty, lousy fresh fruit and consistent hostility from the natives).