Sentence examples for gets served to from inspiring English sources

He insists that the food in the kitchen is, of necessity, the food that gets served to everyone, critic or yokel (and the few exceptions are those restaurants where contempt for the paying customers is apparently part of the charm, as at Le Cirque).

Where a domestic carrier also flies internationally, there is a further disparity between what gets served to international travelers and domestic ones.

Somehow dinner got served to the guests but it was a hectic night.

There's no way that it got served to all 6.2 million fans' timelines unless McCartney's team bought Facebook ad space.

And on that front there's a risk of discrimination if certain types of ads — jobs or housing, for example — don't get served to you because you happen to be a person of color, say, or a Muslim.

All the usual suspects from a London pub are here, from the desperate booze hound staggering around trying to get served, to the yobbish football fans, threateningly intense local, and the tourists out for that authentic London experience.

Those rules can address things like when an ad gets served, how to adapt campaign spending based on performance and when to alert the advertiser.

He noted that what gets served up to kids is influenced by government agricultural subsidies.

Plums and Custard is music for lunchtimes in primary school where the titular dessert gets served up to universal dismay, then gets flicked around the canteen.

Even if it's hard to get served at the bar wearing an '80s T-shirt.

Even though they are separated from their clients by a counter, participant-observations revealed that this distance did not deter intoxicated patrons from pulling barmaids by their arms or hair in order to get served or to kiss them.