Hemp is apt to rot, from exposure to alternate wet and excessive dryness, but we have seen it do good service.
From this it follows that a hostile "feeling" as well as a hostile "view" must animate such an army if it is to do good service.
The Bavarian Army has perhaps the most continuous record of good servicein the field of any of the minor German armies.
Even the youngest of such men are capable of good service, while the veterans are probably better soldiers than any to be found in conscript armies.
Do your best, sire, and I will come to your relief with a reserved force, which will do good service.
You have done me good service in your life; to you I am indebted for my crown, and you are its brightest jewel.
Vergennes himself is a man of talent, and will do me good service.
King George[71] is a prompt paymaster, and you have done him many a piece of good service.
There will be good service to be done when we meet, as Sir Henry[98] is reported to have sent out a real soldier in command.
Doubtless, if my stout man John Bumpus had carried the carbine, he would have done you as good service.
Any one who could rid them of his presence would do good service to the cause of humanity.
At any rate, Alwyn, the boy has given us all a lesson, and you have done me good service, by presenting him to me.
You have no stouter man-at-arms in all your band, and he has proved that he can be discreet when he chooses, and did me good service in my last expedition.
Henley's utter want of tact stood him in good service, and made it possible for him to go on talking.
Then he went on to say that his Bulbul scholarship had stood him in good service, and his little Turkish had been turned to account.
I know that your fathers have always been faithful to our house, and I hope that their sons will, ere long, do as good service for me as they have done for a foreign prince.
Undoubtedly, it is an honour being chosen for such a mission, and it is possible you may get a great deal of credit for it, as the king is always ready to push forward those who do good service.
The czar's is a good service, and we employ a score or two of Scotchmen, most of them in good posts.
Your company did me good service in that fight, and Colonel Schlippenbach did not speak in any way too warmly in their favour.
Mason is in fine health, and is doing, as was to be expected, good service.
I have no doubt he will do good service, though unfortunately his company is small, some thirty odd effective men.
A soldier who has rendered such service to us cannot be allowed to remain a soldier dependent on his pay, and I am sure that should need arise you will do me as good service as you have rendered to Turenne and Enghien.
Then, by heavens, you have done us good service indeed, Captain Campbell!
This is the time for the Sheeahs to do good service.
The Brigadier says that he was thwarted in all his efforts to do good service—that he could not even place a gun in position without being reminded by the General that he had no independent command.
This good old kite has done good service, and now it shall be rewarded by sailing up to a splendid height.
No, they are not pretty; but they look jolly and good tempered, and if they were to fight as hard as they work they ought to do good service.
We are soldiers of fortune, ready to venture our lives in a good service, and for good pay, but mightily disinclined to throw them away for the mere love of fighting.
This is not the first time that you have rendered me good service, and I am sure you will turn our brave and valiant soldiers of the queen.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good service" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
