Sentence examples for services of your from inspiring English sources
One letter from a Chinese official, found at Chung's house and written in 1987, said: "It is your honour and China's fortune that you are able to realise your wish of dedicating yourselves to the services of your country".
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At the back of your mind, you know that another tour can easily be scheduled, thus robbing you of the services of your overseas player.
When you snap pictures, it crops and processes the image and then sends it to the cloud services of your choice.
As D'Sa explained to me in an interview, it's more about providing access to all the content and basic services of your smartphone regardless of where you are, but with a native interface tailored to each environment.
More importantly, though, when you tally the numbers, you might find you're able to pay less for a Sling TV subscription – even when combined with other streaming services of your choosing to round out your cord cutting line-up – compared with what you're paying today for your cable or satellite service.
But to disdain pragmatic compromise is to become unyielding and self-satisfied in the service of theory, rather than creative in the service of your agenda.
Gu concluded, "It is your honor and China's fortune that you are able to realize your wish of dedicating yourself to the service of your country".
If your weary arms have turned to noodles in service of your reading life, trust that others feel your pain: this year was bursting with mega-long history books.
"We're a type of public servant that must be at the service of your country at any hour of any day of the year," he said.
So long as it's in the service of your own sexual pleasure, and not to score some competitive advantage by manipulating the pleasure of someone else.
