Sentence examples for form to serve from inspiring English sources

The English roasted heron with ginger, the Italians with garlic and onions; the Germans and Dutch made them into pies; the French thought it bad form to serve heron without any sauce, and La Varenne further suggested decorating the platter with flowers to make the dish look more appealing.

The DZ type is a 256 mm bore/310 mm stroke design offered in six and eight in-line and V12 and V16-cylinder form to serve power demands up to 3536 kW at 720/750/800/900 and 1000 rev/min.

The most obvious art form to serve this end is the art portraiture is the portrait.

It was compulsory for a boy, above the third form, to serve in one of these organisations for at least four school terms.

He began to collect notes on his life in diary form to serve as source material for a biography; although the biography was never written, these notes are a rich source of information on Ashmole and his times.

Finally, metro nature includes structural innovations that are integrated within built form to serve specific functions, such as green roofs, green walls, or green infrastructure facilities.

It too represented a tissue of creative allusions, deft reworkings of traditional forms to serve new functions".

There is a sense that she feels the organisation's sense of purpose is dissolving as the community it was formed to serve disappears.

Credit unions got that tax break early on, when they formed to serve customers the banks wouldn't touch (the "small people" in BP speak).

The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, a service organization for artists and a presenter of dance and visual arts in downtown Manhattan for 25 years, has maintained a grass-roots approach while changing with the neighborhood it was formed to serve.

However, such phenomenon is alleviated in structures A to C, as a deeper and narrower potential well is formed to serve as the 2-DEG channel, providing a better confinement of transport electrons.