Sentence examples for service of someone from inspiring English sources
In dance, unless you're going to choreograph things yourself, you're at the service of someone else".
What made people like him even more was that he did it all in the service of someone else".
So many sacrificed something be it their lives, their health or their comfort in the service of someone else that day.
This is all richly evoked, and you look forward to reading about Sylvia's "punishment" that would run "concurrently with the crime": living "for twenty years in the closest possible service of someone she did not love".
And when I decided to continue as an actress, it was largely because of the pleasure that experience gave me -- of being an instrument in someone else's hands, at the service of someone else's desire".
This is a woman who has bricked up her own desires and devoted herself entirely to the service of someone who is rarely capable of expressing his gratitude, and it says a great deal about the power of unconditional love.
I am delighted we have secured the services of someone who has so much to give to the game".
"There are occasions when boards hire the services of someone related to the board; that isn't a problem," said Lisa LaMontagne, a spokeswoman for the center in Washington.
The flier was taped to a lamppost, next to an advertisement for a small one-bedroom apartment on East 30th Street and the services of someone named Carol who promised to "Clear the Clutter".
The dentist's plan was so complex — involving so much money (in Zimbabwean terms, a fortune) for the services of someone who lured the lion away from safety — that not even the spurious sense of dignified combat or pursuit that hunters wish to ascribe to their acts seemed present.
The corruption risk is that those who are powerful or wealthy enough to understand how government works or to engage the services of someone who can navigate the decision-making maze on their behalf will exploit their position to their advantage and to the detriment of the public interest.
