Sentence examples for anything served from inspiring English sources

Order anything served with mole, especially the chicken enchiladas.

Season this soup well, because anything served cold needs some extra punch.

Really?" - oh, and when did it suddenly become OK to call anything served on a side plate 'tapas'tapas

Mr. Samuelsson has pulled no punches with his Swedish bouillabaisse, which bears very little relation to anything served in the south of France.

If the show was any guide, virtually anything served in any restaurant can be prepared hundreds of miles away and shipped in plastic.

Middle Eastern mezzes like the lemony tabouleh — far finer and greener than anything served in the West — and the buttery-smooth hummus are followed by freshly grilled seafood, spicy kebabs or grilled chicken.

But regardless of his connections and qualifications, Mr. Papademos will have precious little time to accomplish anything, serving for a few months at most.

The utilitarian stairs and exposed ducts, if anything, serve as a point of distinction to the fantastical world that awaits the thirsty upstairs.

Azerbaijan is stable, and the recent events, if anything, serve as a testimony that this stability is stronger than anyone trying to undermine it had presumed.

As with the First, Gardner adopts a slow-burn approach to the symphony, which if anything serves him even better in this troubled and psychologically complex score than it did in its more straightforward predecessor.

Indeed, trying to see what, if anything, serves to unify the locus of all of these practical concerns is what motivates Schechtman's recent (2014) Anthropological View of our "literal identity".