ser-vice

They objected distance and danger; the latter, as Macpherson owns, to heighten the value of the ser-vice.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

The danger endeared the doctor to Mr. Grandison; a relief so seasonable endeared Mr. Grandison to the doctor; to them both Mr. Beau-champ, who would not stir from Athens, till he had seen him delivered; having busied himself in the interim, in the best manner he could (though he was obliged to use caution and secrecy) to do him ser-vice, and to suspend the fatal blow.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

Be this as it may, madam, said she, I have no ser-vice for Mr. Beauchamp: but if your ladyship, your sister, and your two lords, will allow me to cultivate your friendship, you will do me honour.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

I am the unhappy man who was hired into the ser-vice of the best of young ladies: whom I was the means of betraying into the power of Sir

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

I have, said I, a great desire to do you ser-vice.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

Answering the call of your community through public ser-vice, volunteerism, personal commitment and sharing the fruits of your own success with those who need help.

The Ontario Budget 2002

An enemy who employs 4GW tactics views whatever action he takes as one prong of a sustained campaign in the ser-vice of a political objective (and a political objective, despite all the focus on the bin Laden organization's religious zeal, is something bin Laden has).

Fourth-generation Warfare 2001

An enemy who employs 4GW tactics views whatever action he takes as one prong of a sustained campaign in the ser-vice of a political objective (and a political objective, despite all the focus on the bin Laden organization's religious zeal, is something bin Laden has).

Fourth-generation Warfare 2001

In 1854, the British army went into the Crimean War without a field commissariat, an effective system of supply, a corps of service troops, or an ambulance corps or medical ser-vice.

The War Against War Craig, Gordon A. 1999

While reading the ser-vice over a poor young man he had nursed many weeks he took cold.

The Man Between, an International Romance Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr 1875