In his distress the prince was forced to take service with a rich Hindu, and he had nothing to live on but what his master chose to give him, and all he had to wear was a loin cloth like the poorest labourer.
As there was not enough to eat at home Kara had to take serviceas goat-herd under a neighbouring Raja; by which he earned his food and clothes and two rupees a year.
The Strong man's cultivation did not prosper, and after three or four years he found himself at the end of his means and had again to take service with a farmer.
Nigel did not reply, but he felt more than ever determined not to take service on shore, however tempting the offers he might receive.
Perchance if you are inclined totake service at court you may obtain a post, though his Majesty King Henry does not generally bestow such without an ample equivalent.
Still he did us a good turn; for on the 16th he persuaded his men to take service with us at the enormous hire of ten necklaces of beads per man for every day's march--nearly ten times what an Arab pays.
Some Wanyamuezi porters, who had been left sick here by former caravans, now wished to take service with me as far as Kaze; but the Wagogo, hearing of their desire, frightened them off it.
Certainly, when I crossed the seas to take service here, I little thought how terrible was the struggle that was approaching.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "take service" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
