He told me he had the greatest wish to serve the Emperor, and that he would make any sacrifice to prove his fidelity.
At the first moment I had been prompted only by the wish to serve the cause of the King, but I was alarmed when I came to examine the extent of the responsibility I had taken upon myself.
He said, "Whether I shall be employed here or anywhere else is indifferent to me: to serve the country, and to merit from posterity a page in our history, is all my ambition.
Now Abraham died when he was a hundred and seventy-five, therefore he must have been only three when he began to serve the Lord.
And now we humbly pray thee be inclin'd To pardon our offences, and the rather For that we serve the God e'en of thy father.
No; toserve the cause of humanity, to bring liberty to mankind.
Only those duties which are manifestly too high even to serve the interests of those who are directly "protected" ought in his view to be lowered.
Sam Dobbins is in the store waitin' fer me, so I shall tell 'im to go ahead an' serve the summons.
He's goin' to take legal action, and so I've been sent to serve the summons.
Dhanishtha and other asterisms were created by Brahma, and Rohini used to serve the purpose of one such; and consequently their number was full.
One of the sheriff's posse had been severely wounded by a bullet and had failed to serve the writs.
I turned to Curtis and said: "If the gentleman tried to serve the writ he acted without orders and deserves what he has got.
The fear came to me that Latour would try to serve the writs in spite of me.
So, feeling that I was engaged in a just cause, I bravely determined toserve the writs if possible.
I give you better counsel, to serve the God of glory, and pray the Lord of life for victory and grace and safety, wherever ye may journey.
Now I know that he will forfeit all eternal joy who thinketh not to serve the King of heaven and please the Lord.
Then answered the foul fiends, black and sinful, chained in torment: "Thou with thy lies didst teach us not to serve the Saviour!
A principal design of the great roads was to serve the purposes of military communication.
The seventh sort are those who serve the public in expensive employments at their own charge: these are called the rich.
I propounded the query to myself; but, in reality, I had answered it in advance, in that I had in advance defined the sort of activity which was agreeable to me, and by which I was called upon to serve the people.
Such is the false course of science, which deprives it of the power of fulfilling its obligation, which is, toserve the people.
Indeed the short and the long is, I serve the Jew, and have a desire, as my father shall specify- GOBBO.
Thus far I have been able to serve the cause in quiet, unrecognized ways that I need not now explain; but I am one who must obey orders, and I wish to do so, for my heart is in the work.
If he wishes to serve the government in some civilian capacity, and is well paid for it, why shouldn't he?
The few who have successfully grasped the lever of which Archimedes dreamed are those who have attained the highest power to serve the world.
If one large table is provided, the men, assisted by the waiters, serve the women.
A guest at a dinner should not pass a plate or any article to another guest, or serve the viands, unless asked to do so by the hostess.
The class who suffered most severely on that occasion were the fisher folk of Devon, "the most part" of whom were "taken as marryners to serve the king.
He was to impress none but such as "were strong bodies and capable to serve the king"; and, having so impressed such persons, he was to deliver them up to the officer regulating the nearest rendezvous.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "serve the" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
