Of his remaining two divisions, Thomas's did not reach the field during the engagement; Wood's arrived before firing had ceased, but not in time to be of much service.
Treatment must be begun at the first suspicion of an attack to be of much service.
Rubbing and movement of the joints is of much service in all cases; any liniment may be used.
This is pure and refined petroleum, and will be found of much service in many forms of skin irritation.
Here I am of about as much service as a second tail would be to a dog, and shall only bungle the next thing I am called upon to do, if indeed General Washington is willing to trust me with anything else.
If he thinks I can really be of as much service in the city as here, I shall go.
He chose for his companion Father Gaspar Cerqueira, a native of Paraguay, who understood the Tonocotè language, which is used by many nations, and was of much service to him in this great expedition.
Why do they persecute the Guaranies, their most faithful friends, who have done so much service to the king in the royal camps?
They had already marched fifty miles, and the main body, although the railway had been of much service, was still distant.
As a single order like that of the Secretary's may destroy the entire fruits of a campaign, I cannot reasonably expect, if my operations are thus to be interfered with, to be of much service in the field.
I wish he understood a little English as then he would be of much service.
This sandy watercourse flows to west and south, a mere narrow channel, but it was of much service to us; we would have fared badly for the poor animals had we not fallen in with it, insignificant as it appears.
When the swelling of the lids is considerable, scarifying them with the point of a lancet will often be of much service.
The terrier is seldom of much service until he is twelve months old; and then, incited by natural propensity, or the example of the older ones, or urged on by the huntsman, he begins to discharge his supposed duty.
In a country, however, the greater part of which is infested with wolves, it cannot be of much service, but exposed to unnecessary danger.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "much service" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
