“Danny DeVito presented the Cecil B DeMille Award to Michael Douglas for his years of service to the industry.”

“At the same time, he had done a great service to the poor people of Algiers.”

“The service included hymns specially chosen by Ian's family, and prayers led by his father, Roy.”

“During his deployment, the serviceman demonstrated great bravery and commitment to his duty.”

“A serviceman cannot change his station at will, nor can he discontinue performance of service duties or abandon his station without leave.”

“The reason our parents married us was because I am a respectable serviceman!”

“The plan finally adopted had at least the merit of modesty and some degree of serviceability.”

“He called for the return of academia to its roots, which include the concepts of serviceability, practicality, and reality.”

“At least two lanes are expected to be open soon, however, major construction will be required to return the highway to full serviceability.”

“The only service industries to remain onshore will be those where the servicer has to be physically close to the consumer.”

“Others who have worked with him say he is unusual in being a brilliant organiser and client servicer.”

“This concept paves the way for numerous emerging capabilities, such as an onboard servicer or an onboard protector.”

“Moving, loosening or adjusting door springs must be done by a garage door serviceperson.”

“While the serviceperson is in your home, ask for instructions on properly relighting the pilot light.”

“Check your owner's manual or discuss this with your installer or serviceperson.”

“The servicemember received a hero's welcome upon returning home from deployment.”

“Some airlines will also waive fees if a servicemember can present a copy of military orders or a letter from a commander.”

“The word warrior is winning its battle against fighter, soldier, servicemember, troops, even the most belligerent combatants.”

“The serviceableness of the car was evident as it smoothly navigated the rough terrain.”

“Considering the cost, durability and serviceableness of the various blackboards in use, hyloplate gives very general satisfaction.”

“Piestewa, a Hopi from Tuba City in northern Arizona, is the only American servicewoman to die in the war.”

“A FORMER Armed Forces servicewoman is urging Midland pupils to ditch their school uniform to raise cash for charity.”

“A BRITISH servicewoman has given birth in Afghanistan, after not realising she was pregnant.”

“Danny DeVito presented the Cecil B DeMille Award to Michael Douglas for his years of service to the industry.”

“At the same time, he had done a great service to the poor people of Algiers.”

“The service included hymns specially chosen by Ian's family, and prayers led by his father, Roy.”

“The services provided by this company have been of the highest standard for many years.”

“The hotel boasts many additional services not found at other establishments.”

“Look out for services along the highway as the tank needs a fill-up.”

“Yet within the military, misogynist culture and widespread sexual assault on servicewomen continues to prevail.”

“A special case should be presented to the ministry in favour of our servicemen and servicewomen.”

“There are 250,000 US servicemen and servicewomen taking part in this campaign deployed from bases in the US, Germany and Italy.”

“In fact, most servicemen would not trust their wives to iron their kit, says one Royal Marines officer.”

“Reinforcing these pressures were the recriminatory voices of returning servicemen.”

“St Dunstan's charity, which looks after servicemen and women blinded in the service of their country, organised the event.”

“On top of the legal risks, reworking loans can be costly for master servicers.”

“But in today's troubled housing market widespread foreclosures will only maximize losses for servicers.”

“Meanwhile, in January 1999, FDA rescinded its compliance policy guide that had regulated third-party servicers of medical devices.”