Sentence examples for serving at the request of from inspiring English sources
But at the sound of that evening gun on the Fourth of July in 1804 -- that modest celebration -- their thoughts must have returned to the country they had left behind, which they were serving at the request of Thomas Jefferson, who had given Captain Lewis his written instructions a year earlier.
Mr. Labrecque also served at the request of David Rockefeller, then Chase's chief executive, on the committee to resolve New York City's fiscal crisis.
Some restaurants in New York and other American cities have stopped serving the fish at the request of conservationists, but elsewhere it is still on menus, as in Japan's sushi bars.
The subpoenas served on the Times and its reporter Myron Farber at the request of the defense in the murder trial of Dr. Mario E. Jascalevich require them to turn over all Farber's notes on the case.
Chief U.S. District Court Judge Beryl Howell released part of the Road Map at the request of George Shepard, who served in Nixon's defense team during Watergate.
At the request of the F.B.I. he served for ten years as an undercover agent operating in the very heart of a Soviet spy ring.
Initially created at the request of the Cortes (parliament) to serve as its permanent representative, the consejo real evolved into a body controlled by the monarch.
When Beadle was seconded to the Gold Coast Regiment with the rank of temporary captain at the outbreak of the Second World War, he was released at the request of the Southern Rhodesian government to serve as Huggins's Parliamentary Private Secretary.
At the request of Austrian conductor Karl Böhm, Schwarzkopf joined the Vienna State Opera, serving as its principal coloratura soprano from 1944 to 1950.
He served two years and six months before his conviction was overturned last year at the request of the district attorney's office, and he was released.
De Sousa was arrested in Portugal in October at the request of Italian prosecutors, who want her to serve a six-year sentence.
