Sentence examples for how about serving from inspiring English sources

— Maria Newman The Wall Street Journal: How about serving that pecan-miso vegetable soup that the chef Danny Bowien of Mission Chinese Food makes, the one in which deep umami flavor comes from fermentation, not animal products?

But if he likes good Pinot, how about serving him the 2007 Markowitsch, Carnuntum (£14.99, or £11.99 as part of a mixed case, 13.2%, Oddbins) from Austria, which is lovely in an elegant, if oaky style?

"Instead of lowering serum cholesterol with statins, which is dubious at best, how about serving up some real food?" [For the record, 5 20 p.m. Oct. 22: An earlier version of this story misspelled the name of cardiologist Aseem Malhotra.].] .]

How about "Serve your patients to the best of your ability, with an open heart".

At the Tribune, he said, he "learned how a journalist thinks about serving readers every day, great storytelling, and what really matters in terms of our public role as well as our commercial role".

So, how exactly is Twitter going about serving you these recommendations?

The ads are a sad reflection on IBM and play very nicely for Amazon, which is quite happy to point out how the campaign is more about serving the customer than trashing competitors.

Or how about a restaurant that serves World War II fare?

How about a place that serves grass-fed meats or free-range chicken and eggs, along with vegetables and fruit?

But, wondered Cornog, how about using technology to serve customers better?

Worse yet, how about at 30-40 on his serve, down a set?