Sentence examples for close serving from inspiring English sources

A conventional documentary cannot quite achieve that kind of sublimity, but this one comes close, serving both the fact-gathering imperatives of biography and also the need, especially important with subjects like these, to convey a sense of the beauty and meaning of what they did.

"At Day's Close" serves to remind us of night's ancient mystery, of the real reason we reach for the light switch.

Albert is a woman dressed as a man, in the Ireland of the late eighteen-hundreds, yet what Close serves up is neither man nor woman, flesh nor fowl, but a strange hieratic hybrid of no discernible identity.

The Gowanus Senior Center, one of 50 scheduled to close, serves 30 meals a day in a room painted bright yellow and orange, its walls adorned with masks made by the people who use it.

From 2000 until 2008, Close served as the artist-member of the Whitney Museum's board of trustees.

The centers being closed serve juveniles convicted of misdemeanors.

Keeping the archives closed serves nobody much, other than party operatives skilled in political dirty tricks.

The set closer served a similar function: it was a cover of "Little Susie," from the 1995 Michael Jackson album, "HIStory".

When López shanked Murray's closing serve – one of the few poor shots of the afternoon – the crowd rose to acclaim an entertaining exhibition of high-grade tennis.

I clicked the shutter, including all the Kremlin big shots and the interloper (catching him with his eyes closed; served him right).

Djokovic, nervous but determined to the end, beat Kei Nishikori with a big closing serve in the tie-break, to win 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 (5) in just over three hours.