Sentence examples for taking service from inspiring English sources

The companies make money by taking service fees, a percentage of the winnings off the top.

But which properties are really taking service and amenities to the next level?

Meanwhile, Richard had led an adventurous life, escaping (1504) the pressing attentions of his brother's creditors at Aachen, taking service with King Vladislas (Ulászló) II of Hungary, and establishing something of a reputation as a condottiere.

Taking service in an ambiguous position with Begum Harouni was the greatest concession she had ever made to her mediocre prospects, and making this concession had only increased her determination to rise, although she had no idea how to go about it.

Workforce Issues In the U.S., high school graduates generally either go straight into the workforce (often taking service jobs) or attend a four-year college.

–Substituting NOCs for private foreign investment, and taking service provision in-house, risks a corresponding reduction in the quality and competitiveness of technology.

Consequently, most customers are unaware of proprietary standards which inhibit interoperability and portability of applications when taking services from vendors.

This would be followed by a V-shaped second phase taking services from Birmingham to Manchester and Leeds.

It is way of minimizing the cost of operations and taking services closer to the people.

His brother took service in Gaul under Caesar.

Mieris took service with Abraham Toorenvliet, a glazier who kept a school of design.