Sentence examples for described being served from inspiring English sources

The garos fish sauce condiment was also not much appreciated by the unaccustomed; Liutprand of Cremona described being served food covered in an "exceedingly bad fish liquor".

For many months thereafter, flying to Miami as I then regularly had to do, I would drop postcards to the president (of Eastern), describing the wines being served aboard my National Airlines flights to Miami.

Both Are You Being Served?, wrongly described everywhere as "one of Britain's best-loved sitcoms", and Porridge were better than anticipated.

This prompts others to share their mayonnaise crimes: Kate Chernyshov, a Brit who lived in Russia in the early 90s, described going to friend and being served a meal od Brussels sprouts and mayonnaise.

Bob Granleese, food editor for the Guardian's Weekend Magazine urges anyone in the area to try Seafood House, Teignmouth which he describes as "bonkers but brilliant, like being served fabulous crab sarnies out of someone's front room.

Cherikoff describes the trend of foraged foods being served up at restaurants as "concerning".

Note that in the un-cognitive case, the average delay and throughput are calculated via a queue simulation in which the packets arrive according to the arrival process described before and are served using the transmission probabilities calculated assuming perfect sensing.

We can allow, however, that the sorts of political functions that Rawls and Beitz describe are typically served by international human rights today.

The model described in this report could be served as a tool to assist health care professionals to easily and accurately predict insulin resistance and thereby providing timely lifestyle modifications advice to susceptible individuals.

The system also could pick pictures based on which ones you've rated highly via a star system like the one Apple uses in Aperture and iPhoto, and even describes being able to serve small video clips in place of static images where appropriate.

They described the land to be served.