Sentence examples for about whether to serve from inspiring English sources

Or, perhaps, about whether to serve red, white or rosé with a blanquette de veau?

Andy Burnham had been in two minds about whether to serve, but decided party loyalty was his brand, and was attracted to the home secretaryship.

Conversations in Travesties about whether art exists to serve the cause of the state, the audience or the author also feel remarkably relevant, 42 years on, to the artistic identity crisis created by the digital marketplace.

About whether you were there to serve the state, or the state was there to serve you.

A proposal will be put forward again soon to the commission, although some of its members are leery about whether the restaurant plans to serve liquor.

Mr. South said it was "way too premature" to talk about whether Mr. Davis would pledge to serve out his term if re-elected.

He sidestepped a question about whether he would be willing to serve in a Labour/Lib Dem coalition cabinet but not as chancellor.

Blunderingly he addressed an early question, about whether each would be willing to serve as the other's running mate, "to both of you," which is simple ineptitude or bad manners.

A long-simmering debate among Roman Catholics in the United States about whether to allow married men to serve in the priesthood is back on the front burner, pressed by priests concerned about the dwindling of their ranks.

Mr. Cameron said Metro-North ridership has risen to the point that there are questions about whether there is enough equipment to serve the public that wants to use the trains.

In addition to questions about whether he had the expertise to serve on the committee, there are concerns that, as a fellow member of the Houston elite with Enron's chairman at the time, Kenneth L. Lay, he was reluctant to question management and someone who appeared to be a fellow visionary.