Sentence examples for for instance served from inspiring English sources

Anthony Wilfert, 25, for instance, served a yearlong tour with an Army combat unit in Baghdad from 2005 to 2006.

The corpse-eating pigs and baroquely obscene insults on "Deadwood," for instance, served an argument that democracy in America emerged as the by-product of ruthless men's determination to preserve their wealth — in other words, as a cost of doing business.

Medieval and Renaissance paintings of Jesus, for instance, served a double purpose, both memorializing the murdered savior and creating an image believers could worship in his place.

Certain other dishes seem to contain a people's entire history – the rice pudding, for instance, served up in the late-night cafeterias to which the displaced flock in Isaac Bashevis Singer's New York City stories.

Fear responses, for instance, serve us well precisely because they are over-sensitive to false positives.

Police officers working there, for instance, serve both the department and the museum.

John Doe in west London, for instance, serves imaginative, light dishes cooked on charcoal.

Mobay, on 125th Street, for instance, serves collard greens with a vegetarian flavoring, instead of pork or turkey.

Il Patrizio, for instance, serves pizza, roasted fish and vegetable appetizers like potatoes with artichokes and spinach.

There are three Basque restaurants, for instance, serving dishes like oxtail or beef tongue stew, pigs' feet and tripe.

The challenges that clubs and individuals can issue each other, for instance, serve as the engine that keeps the momentum of player engagement going.