I serve my country because I love it, and I serve because if I wasn't there, there would be some other person here instead of me, and, well, I think that whoever would have taken my place should be at home enjoying their life.
Nonetheless, he wants to head overseas and serve his country, because, as he puts it, he doesn't like bullies.
Cut into squares and serve immediately, because the crust will sink as it cools.
Cable companies, he said, could spend less money to acquire and serve customers because they have built-in infrastructure and existing customer relationships.
Perhaps the motif of the New York officer struggling with the concept of protecting your own (Does that mean the police force? The family? The people you have sworn to protect and serve?) endures because it has an almost Old West feel that speaks to the American perception of itself.
A single sip and he confirmed that we were very much correct, confiding also that we were discerning women of the world and a pleasure to serve, because most of the world's idiots glugged away at corked wine without the smallest suspicion that what they were drinking was not delicious, but rank.
"Then I was sorry for Grigor, because I was in front and was like, 'Just serve because obviously I give you the game, so it's OK.
He recognizes that marijuana prohibition undermines the relationship between police and the people they serve because when they come into their neighborhoods it is to search homes, cars and people.
While intended to apply primarily to the research setting, many of our recommendations will be useful for health care providers (and the patient community they serve) because they suggest standardized instruments to record and to measure the key symptom domains and the disability associated with CFS.
But we must get additional funding to maintain our excellence and serve our residents, because we want to increase our enrollment by 5000 or more.
