Sentence examples for central serving from inspiring English sources

In March, Nielsen launched the microsite "Election Central" serving as a hub for behind-the-scenes information related to the presidential candidates, including investigating potential nominees' book sales information along with insights spanning social, audio, and demographic reach.

The lightly used terminal became even quieter in the years following World War II, with Grand Central serving 26 intercity passenger trains, down from nearly 40 at its busiest.

And while Grand Central serves 200,000 train commuters and 700,000 subway riders daily, the World Trade Center PATH station now serves 42,000.

Comedy Central serves up a lazy tribute to Bernie Mac on Sunday night at 10: a lot of people saying how great he was without providing any details or depth.

In central Wisconsin, Workforce Central serves a rural, 823-square-mile 823-square-mile 823-square-mileoregionrtnerships.

In 1912, for example, Grand Central served 3,175 passengers per day representing only 4.5 percent of the total number for the city of Chicago and serviced an average of 38 trains per day (including 4 B&O suburban trains).

Central serves as the western border of the downtown redevelopment zone, which also is roughly bounded by Maryland Avenue on the east, Glenoaks Boulevard on the north and Colorado Street on the south.

A 2×4 analysis of variance (ANOVA) was conducted where the between groups factor was Group (At risk, Control), and Region (Frontal polar, Frontal; Frontocentral and Central) served as the within groups factor.

Under Mr Major, this functioned as a central secretariat, serving the government collectively.

Once upon a time, it was obvious what towns and small cities did: they served as central places serving a mainly rural population engaged in agriculture and other natural resource-based activities.

According to the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2001 report on school conditions, "the largest portion of schools reporting deficient conditions are in central cities serving 50percentt or more minority students".