Sentence examples for it serves hundreds from inspiring English sources

It serves hundreds of meals a week, but the food seldom stumbles, thanks to Jamie Shannon, the chef; and the service shines, thanks to Ella Brennan, the doyenne of American restaurateurs.

Although Foer states that he "wouldn't have done it if it was for another company like a McDonald's," his point is that Chipotle's status as a conscious company is not what qualifies it in this undertaking, but rather that it serves hundreds of thousands of customers per day (while not being as overtly corporate and as morally bankrupt as the face of fast food).

But it still has a major presence outside the US - it serves thousands of business customers as well as governments across six continents and is also a major player in the wholesale business.

"The reservoir is a landmark but we've grown practically to ignore it". Gomperz said that even if there is substantial opposition, the water district board could order the reservoir covered: "There is a need and it serves thousands of other families besides those who overlook it". It would take about three months to cover the reservoir.

For more than 30 years, the sprawling, two-story building was known as the East Side Airlines Terminal and it served thousands of travelers daily as the link between Manhattan and the two major airports in Queens.

It now serves tens of thousands of meals every week to hundreds of companies, according to the co-founders.

It is a highly automated robotic system that serves hundreds of millions of prescriptions a year.

A mosque in town serves hundreds of Muslim families, and the city is about 43% Latino.

In the 7 years since it opened, Pacific Rim, which serves 6th to 12th graders, has been driven further and further from the hub of Boston by rising rents; it now sits in Hyde Park.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority had to redesign its new Fulton Street station to keep within its tight budget, even though it will serve thousands more passengers a day.

It has served millions of people over the years". William T. White III, grandson of James Irvine II, said he fondly remembers cruising the park's roads in hot-rod cars with his teenage friends and helping round up cattle on the ranch when he was a child.