Sentence examples for service worthy from inspiring English sources

British Empire Medal The "people's medal" is awarded for meritorious civilian of military service worthy of recognition.

My polls were not scientific, but they support Mr. Dukakis's strong feeling that the United States deserves a high-speed rail service worthy of its people's needs.

On their first meeting, Esther cannot take her eyes off Marco's diamond tiepin, which he hands over to her with the promise that, in exchange, he would perform some of kind of service "worthy of a diamond".

Aguero, so industrious despite barely having any service worthy of the name, was then only inches off target as City finally looked capable of posing Barcelona problems.

The bottom line: Being able to watch shows in bulk and essentially doubling as a DVR makes this a service worthy of consideration.

Oldham has never been on a main line railway route, and canals too have only been able to serve it from a distance, meaning that "Oldham has never had a train service worthy of a town of its size".

In the past two months, American Airlines has found a variety of new services worthy of a fee.

Yet as the government has so far failed to staff a lower level health unit effectively, there is no guarantee that a district hospital will have services worthy of its status.

This connection has yielded results that enable Sharon and me to deliver programs and services worthy of our postdoctoral scholars--programs that enhance their quality of life and training at UAB. * Sadis Matalon has been at UAB as a professor of anesthesiology since 1987.

This week he was remembered in his native Mexico City with funeral services worthy of a head of state.

The leading candidates spend their time debating questions that were put on the agenda by Republican think tanks, like tax cuts and pre-emptive first strikes, while proposing programmatic variations on old ideas, like universal health coverage and national service -- worthy notions, certainly, but no worthier than they were when Clinton put them forward 12 years ago.