Sentence examples for has been serviceable from inspiring English sources

But Ibanez has been serviceable for the Yankees, and on Montero's return to Yankee Stadium on Friday, it was Ibanez who had the biggest hit of the game.

Ward has been serviceable but unspectacular in the preseason, catching 9 passes for 160 yards, an average of 17.8 yards a catch, and no touchdowns.

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Matt Slauson has been serviceable at left guard, but Wayne Hunter was a disaster in 2011, prompting the Jets to trade for Carolina's Jeff Otah (who will be sent back to Carolina if he can't pass his physical with the team).

If he pitched Game 1, Hernandez would start Game 2, and Pettitte Game 3. Neagle has been serviceable as the No. 4 starter so far, but the one reason Torre might consider the right-handed Cone is that the Mets' lineup is primarily right-handed.

Perhaps 99 percent of those snaps have been serviceable enough to be caught by the holder and spotted for the kicker, but to DeOssie, none have ever been flawless.

He had been serviceable, if unspectacular, in 13 starts since being acquired from Oakland during the All-Star break, but he will be remembered just the same for holding Milwaukee to one run, a seventh-inning home run by Prince Fielder, while striking out seven and walking none before leaving with one on and nobody out in the seventh.

Ben Roethlisberger (PIT) vs. Baltimore – Roethlisberger has been a serviceable QB2 despite running for his life most weeks, but he will need to be extra elusive Sunday as the Ravens' defense leads the league in sacks with 24.

For nearly four decades New Directors/New Films has been the straightforward, serviceable name of a generous program presented every spring by the Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art.

After converting to play predominantly in the outfield, however, Ruf's fielding has been characterized as either "serviceable" or "weak", and Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro, Jr. commented that he did not have the defensive skills to play everyday.

And the Barbican's hall has been described by him as "serviceable".