Sentence examples for invariably served from inspiring English sources

Before modern democracy, the state almost invariably served the interests of producers and sellers of services.

They were invariably served basking in a rich, rollicking tomato sauce.

In Emilia-Romagna, ragù's place of origin (and one of the regions of Italy where cuisine reaches its apex), it is almost invariably served over fresh egg pasta.

Invariably served with lots of ice, it outsells other liquors by a ratio of about two to one, making Venezuela one of the world's biggest markets.

Vindaloos are invariably served with rice in India, but I often enjoy serving them with boiled, browned potatoes and any strong, slightly bitter greens such as sautéed endive.

But his true accomplishment was his assertion of an independent voice and the use of the first-person "I"; before Qu, prose and poetry was anonymous, and invariably served to acclaim the authority of the state.

Indeed, where maps are not available, aerial photographs invariably serve as map substitutes in spite of inherent distortions and lack of elevation data.

But as he is no longer a Canadian, and British citizens convicted in America invariably serve their sentences in the US, he is unlikely to succeed.

They invariably serve to confirm our suspicions of how the world is, or at least how we would like it to be.

Businesses or third-sector organisations can supplement these functions but cannot replace them, not least because they invariably serve sectoral or specialised interests, rather than those of the nation as a whole.

Some would-be censors believe that men cannot control themselves in the presence of a nude female dancer in a theatrical setting, and that therefore the sight of her almost invariably serves to instigate crime.