Your desire to be of service to others is miraculous.
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Surely few writers have so tirelessly sought to be of service.
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If you can't, though, NYT Cooking can still be of service.
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Not incidentally, the project will be of service to Verily as well.
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We need to be of service to the people of this country.
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And, how am I going to be of service as a parent?
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Someone you've known for most of your life can be of service.
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I feel good knowing that I am here to be of service.
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It's a core value of mine to try to be of service.
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"It's very easy to help and be of service," Ms. Bouchard said.
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I would have loved to help, to be of service... to do anything.
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No drive has more positive ripple effects than the desire to be of service.
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She loves this country and would like to be of service in some way.
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She loves this county and would like to be of service in some way.
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I was a people pleaser who genuinely loved to be of service to others.
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That's not to say that Pincus and Hoffman and WTF can't be of service.
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Reach out to family and friends and ask how you can be of service.
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There is no doubt that Acosta will be of service to Trump and the country.
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Use your responses to illustrate how you can be of service to the hiring manager.
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That's where a new robot launched out of Australia on Kickstarter could be of service.
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Mostly, you long to understand your part in the world and how to be of service.
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"Mostly I want to be of service 一 in any way that I can," Rhimes explained.
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Mr. Lombardi wanted to be of service to Mr. Trump again when he ran for president.
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Might he view exposing Trump in this way as a last way to be of service?
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"We wish to be of service to the two families in [any] way we can," he said.
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"I'm blessed to be of service to my community in this time of grief," Muck wrote Hyperallergic.
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I was happy to be of service, so we hooked arms and proceeded cautiously across the avenue.
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The king's secretary, Solomon Coop, thinks Lorna Delaney can be of service to the EIC and the crown.
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Enter Abigail Hill (Emma Stone), a poor relation of Sarah's, who seeks to be of service at court.
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Sometimes you're at the computer, sometimes reading, but usually you're not because you want to be of service.
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" Still, she added that Winfrey "loves this country and would like to be of service in some way.
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"It is incredibly gratifying to see that we can be of service to other Americans far away," Gallagher says.
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For a long time, I thought this was my skill, the ability to be of service to other people.
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In an interview, Bass said she's interested in moving up if she can be of "service" to her colleagues.
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And the final third will invite visitors to consider how they might be of service to their own communities.
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I was never asked to join anything, I just came forward to see how I could be of service.
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I can make as much money as I choose or I can find other ways to be of service.
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LG: Right, it's like humans were left out of the equation of how to be of service to humans.
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But the other useful strategy I learned for fighting these feelings is figuring out how to be of service.
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Heritage did not and DeMint reached out to Trump early on to demonstrate how his group could be of service.
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"I'm seriously thinking of how I can best be of service to our country," the Hawaii Democrat said this month.
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She then offers him sex, because she can see that he is in need, and she can be of service.
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The most important thing I can do is to be of service to someone else so it never happens again.
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When he could no longer be of service to the company because of his work-related injuries, he was fired.
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What kept coming back was the expectation that, once I was sober and helping others, I could be of service.
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But Casey said Friday that he believes the best way for him to be of service is in the Senate.
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And I wanted to be of service to my dad in some way, during a big moment in his life.
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Self-care is important because it enables us to replenish our energy in order to be of service to others.
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A good dead, reach out to someone in pain, be of service, it feels good and it's good for your soul.
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We believe it's our obligation, as trained self-defense experts, to be of service to you in whatever ways we can.
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It's a way for me to broadcast that I am interested in these issues and I want to be of service.
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My original career path took me to corporate America, but years ago I wanted to be of service to those in need.
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And what about Rupa and the dozens of medical and legal professionals who'd left jobs and obligations to be of service here?
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You and Virgo are opposite signs; however, there's one big there you two have in common: wanting to be of service to others.
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The idea that these veterans want to be of service -- is there a better legacy than that for an old guy like me?
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"Having an opportunity to be of service to the black community is something that's really exciting for me as an actor," he said.
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The final stage is that what happened to us merely becomes a story we tell that may be of service to another human being.
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What they would like this information for is clearly to be of service to the Trump defense team, and further any narrative they have.
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She captured the yearning so many of us feel to influence or be of service to children even when they are not our own.
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It felt like all the unhappiness I'd ever experienced in my First-World life was due to not knowing how to be of service.
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If there's a family pet that can be of service, you'll be hearing its bark, purr or tweet on the campaign trail any minute now.
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"I want to be of service to our country, but that doesn't mean I need to run for public office to accomplish that," he said.
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"We've been meeting with potential people that may be of service to this administration," said Mr. Spicer, who has done some of the outreach himself.
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"She loves this country and would like to be of service in some way, but I don't think that she's actively considering it," said King.
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Not only will you be of service, it will look good on your resume and you may meet some people who can help you out.
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The whole point of being a public figure is to be of service and show your true self and vulnerability so you can connect with others.
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A main part of the film is your belief you could be of service to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), by pointing out their security flaws.
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I think it was that feeling of satisfaction that my body remembered, there in the Pavilion, when I'd felt that overwhelming desire to be of service.
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For those with Venus in Cancer, relationships are centered on emotions, and how they can be of service to make their partner feel safe and nurtured.
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"I have to speak up about this now because I hope it will be of service to the next Sanders campaign," she wrote on Dec. 7.
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"Those things go together," Mishler said, noting that she wasn't trying to act like the best yoga teacher but rather she was trying to be of service.
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I loved that they were choosing very specifically what articulated their identity, and that I could be of service not only to their "look" but their evolution.
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You don't have to work with what I'm working with or what your dad's working with, but you have to find some way to be of service.
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"The priority as first responders is to work as a team to be of service to our community," Miami City Manager Daniel Alfonso said in a statement.
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I think it's the opposite of being detached, but being able to step more into a sense of wanting to help, take responsibility, and be of service.
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If you've got a friend who is constantly losing their credit card or money, perhaps a pair of socks with a reliable zipper compartment could be of service.
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No. What you want to do is say, 'Hey, how do I create the psychological trellis for this being to evolve and be of service to the world?
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If my kids can pursue education for its mental pleasures, I believe, it will naturally increase their well-being—and, in time, their capacities to be of service.
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"There's things within that organization that I do not agree with at all, and I was not about to go and be of service to them in any way."
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Add to that professional guidance and a chance to travel with avid photographers and to be of service to the community, and I was thrilled to have my application accepted.
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"I'm interested in helping people get to the core of their purpose and then to use that to be of service in the world, as quickly as possible," she said.
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Instead, get more attention and make an impression on your recipient by adding a qualifier, like one of these: Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to be of service.
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Like you, Virgo loves to be of service to others, and during this full moon, finding way to benefit your local community is a fantastic way to work this energy.
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This same telepathy might help in relationships, so one partner knows when the other is feeling stuck or down and precisely what is needed in that moment to be of service.
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Though "To Be of Service" skips over specifics, the big picture is clear, and its overriding point well made: These dogs are saving the lives of those who've sacrificed so much.
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A young girl, noticing it fall, tried to return it to him, but he instructed her to keep it, telling her it would be of service to her at some point.
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"The most valuable people in the workplace are the ones who continuously seek to understand how they can best be of service and where there are opportunities to improve," said Kris.
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"Rather, it's a way for me to support the museum and be of service to the Los Angeles community," she said, describing "diversity, inclusiveness and openness of spirit" as museum priorities.
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"There's things within that organization that I do not agree with at all, and I was not about to go and be of service to them in any way," Rihanna said.
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Whatever your career is, Sagittarius, it's important to you to be of service to the world, and today's Virgo moon finds you reflecting on issues concerning your career, reputation, and legacy.
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It makes me feel good when I lay my head on the pillow at night that I could be of service to someone else because we are all in this together.
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Van Ness said he wanted to work with Warren to de-stigmatize the idea of universal health care, and asked Warren to tell him how he could best be of service.
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Impagliazzo said he was open to anyone willing to be of service and was currently helping a Ukrainian man who had had several run-ins with police to complete his community service.
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"And changing the paradigm from just doing a television show, from just being on TV, to actually intending to be of service to the viewers changed the trajectory of the show," she says.
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"Even if she doesn't have a grip on her past, she's still Hannah, and she's probably doing what she can to be of service to the people around her," Roesle, her ex-boyfriend, said.
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From August 2018 to August 2019, I am only saying yes to requests out of a creative interest, a financial need, or a genuine desire to be of service based on love and friendship.
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"I identified a real need and opportunity to unleash the good in those that wanted to be of service more often, but were seeking clarity and motivation on how to do so," she said.
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" She shared the cover on Instagram and captioned it: "As wearing head wraps and headdress become more common, we are so excited to be of service in a way that shares black and brown beauty.
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"He could have retired at 75 years old, but seeing how few priests were around he decided to stay and work, to continue to be of service to people, up until it all ended, tragically," the Rev.
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" "This community -- because indeed that's what it is -- was a place where we could worship, study, contemplate, be of service, get some good pastoral advice, and step outside all the commotion of life in the White House and Washington.
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This is one of the reasons I so admire Hillary, which is whether she was a law student, or whether she was first lady, whatever job she had, she was working very hard to be of service to others.
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Given the work culture and dating sim boom continuously depicted in Tokyo, this shift could potentially be of service within cultures that value convenience and where many feel they do not have time to invest adequately in another human being.
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The sun connects with Uranus on August 29, encouraging freedom and flexibility, and an exciting new beginning arrives with the new moon in Virgo on August 30, bringing new opportunities to grow your community and be of service to the world.
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"Reality Winner has shown through her service to her country and during her time incarcerated that she has a lot to give to her country and her community and has a great willingness to be of service," the filing stated.
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It was how he did his job each day — to be of service to others and to "be not afraid," especially in the face of those who would ridicule him and the work he did on behalf of his community.
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At a recent walkthrough and reading at the gallery, Rodriguez invited representatives from the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights to share ways in which audiences could be of service to the tens of thousands of migrant children who remain in US custody.
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"There is a concept in Jewish teaching and thought known as tikkun olam — It translates literally into 'repairing the world,' but what it means more broadly is that we all have an obligation to one another and to be of service," wrote Greitens.
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That collective agreed that, despite plasma collection being in the experimental stage, enough was known to justify an effort to amass large amounts, and also that testing America's competence in supplying plasma to the armed forces of our allies would be of service to the country's national defense.
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"The best way I can be of service, and I love being of service, is to just do stuff like this [interview], and help out people, and be a good father, and vote, and get people to vote," he continued, when asked whether he would consider running for office.
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"He continued: "It started off with someone who's absolutely self-centered, has more money than they could ever spend, is spiritually dead, and has no idea that they're about to go through a crucible that is going to put them in a position to be of service to their community.
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"I feel that the best way I can be of service at this time is to continue to work for the health and wellbeing of the people of Hawaii and our country in Congress, and to stand ready to serve in uniform should the Hawaii National Guard be activated," she said.
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The ability to make money, set her own schedule — she works about an hour in the morning before leaving for the office and then a few hours in the evening in addition to the days of the sales events — and be of service to the community were important elements in choosing JBF, Gill said.
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I like my mind to wander free of the demands of other people, to go to my coffee shop and have laughter with my friends, then come home and see what the day brings, or what books I'd like to read on the couch with my dogs, or figure out how I can be of service to the neighborhood.
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Find out from those who live in the community what their thoughts are on how they could be of service to the community not only by providing jobs, but by working with the city and state to provide affordable housing, transportation, day care and health care facilities to uplift the community as well via the incentives they are were receiving.
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They treat me very well with respect and reverence and they are always anxious to be of service and very polite... I let them know early that I appreciate very old-school manners with a great deal of gender-based courtesy: opening doors, carrying everything that needs carrying, standing when I leave a table and rising when I return, conversing quietly with me and then ordering for me at a restaurant, etc.
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