Sentence examples for feel serves from inspiring English sources

Zebulon, a recently opened establishment aiming for a lived-in, neighborhood feel, serves a smattering of reds and whites by the glass, as well as snacks including Camembert on toasted slices of baguette.

I did, however, do something I feel serves me better than photos I'll never look at again.

We can easily end up spending the last half of our lives wrestling with the paradox of "How old I am isn't how old I feel!" I believe this internal conversation about "How old I am" versus "How old I feel" serves a purpose: it keeps us more and more in our minds and less and less in our bodies.

Do you feel serving sizes of certain foods are accurate?

I no longer feel served up like a roast on a tray, but two mornings running I have awoken saddened by the silence of the lambs.

A lot of what a real lawyer did was hand out simple information in a way that made the client feel served, and this Marcus did well.

The interior of Monkey Bar has a 1920 30s nightclub look and feel, serving the best ever oysters Rockefeller, a superb sea bass and not-to-be-missed desserts, such as toffee pudding and the Eton Mess.

Meanwhile, CNs expect to get their assignments from the physicians, they often feel " serving doctors" (FG2CN).

Landmarks West complained about the obliteration of a modern renovation that it felt served as a reminder of the park's evolution over time, and argued that the new plan would give more prominence to pavement.

Buck had been exempted from the military draft, but he felt serving his country was his patriotic duty and enlisted as a naval aviator in 1943.

The movie, he felt, served to diminish the suffering of the Jews and went toward not a nullification of Nazi behavior, but certainly a mitigation of it.