Sentence examples for was servant of from inspiring English sources

Another title used in the New Testament, but only sparingly afterward, was Servant of God.

I was servant of the Jewish god, by birthright.

"We have alwsys said that we are servant of the 76 million".

Police are servants of the law, they are not servants of men.

Both poetry and music are servants of the theater, he asserts.

Brown stresses that the Spencers "were servants of the monarchy they chose".

Then Senator Joseph McCarthy accused Secretary of State Dean Acheson and others of being servants of the Kremlin.

Officials, being servants of the government, are constitutionally obliged to follow its policy and help to execute it.

In St . Petersburg dancers were servants of the czar, trained in the etiquette and sumptuous rituals of the Imperial Court.

Its synod is a legal parliament, a kind of theological branch of the House of Commons & the House of Lords, and its bishops & priests are servants of the state-spiritual servants.

There is a medieval record in Kent of a group of blacked-up woodland people who said they were servants of the Queen of the Fairies.