Sentence examples for innovative serving from inspiring English sources

"We see Jobvite as transformative and innovative, serving fast-growing companies and enterprises alike in recruiting the best employees," said Ryan McNally, partner and co-founder of Catalyst Investors, in a statement.

Reacting to the report, Mr. O'Keefe said in a statement that NASA would continue to assess innovative serving options.

Restaurants Mergulh?This newcomer with harbor views quickly established itself as Noronha's most consistently innovative choice, serving dishes like crunchy fish stuffed with shrimp and hearts of palm.

RESTAURANTS Mergulhao This newcomer with harbor views quickly established itself as Noronha's most consistently innovative choice, serving dishes like crunchy fish stuffed with shrimp and hearts of palm.

A child of the 30's, Mr. Mitgang is nostalgic not for the Jazz Age but for leaders like Roosevelt and La Guardia; he yearns for the return of their visionary idealism and innovative programs serving the less fortunate.

The FCC has a decision to make: a narrow view of the entertainment and communications marketplace, or a dynamic and innovative marketplace serving consumers.

Many of us imagine innovative brothels serving delicious food and drink – but the proposed Fellatio Café doesn't resemble our dreams, which involve much more than a coffee and a blowjob.

Many of us imagine innovative brothels serving delicious food and drink but the proposed Fellatio Cafe doesn't resemble our dreams, which involve much more than a coffee and a blowjob.

The growing scientific interest on the practical application of hypoxic training for intermittent activities such as team and racket sports legitimises the development of innovative technologies serving athletes in a sport-specific setting.

We are pleased to publish a group of meeting reports on the World Vaccine Congress 2012, discussing challenges and impact of conducting vaccine trials in Asia and Africa (Kochhar, p. 924), developing novel vaccines for the emerging and developing markets (Kochhar, p. 928), and vaccinology capacity building in Europe for innovative platforms serving emerging markets (Hendriks, p. 932).

Dug in 1765, the cellar Tack Room at Peter Pratt's Inn is romantic in its gloomy way, but the innovative dishes served -- including seasonal game -- should brighten spirits.