Sentence examples for likely to be served from inspiring English sources

The dishes are more likely to be served on slabs of rock or pieces of wood than on plates.

Classic creamed spinach, the kind you're likely to be served in a restaurant, is rich with cream and butter.

Muslim-majority villages are less likely to be served by government schools, paved roads and bus stops.

You're likely to be served your galamar by Mr. Randazzo's wife, Prinni, or one of their five children, including Tommy, 9, who also seats the guests.

Taylor's sentence is likely to be served in the UK, which has offered to take him once his trial and appeal are completed.

Any sentence is likely to be served in the UK, which has offered to accommodate Taylor once his trial and appeal are completed.

Nowadays, though, Mr. Harrington, a gay man with H.I.V., is more likely to be serving on a federal advisory committee than demonstrating against it.

A recent study by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism found that black British men are more than three times as likely to be serving life sentences as a result of a joint enterprise conviction than those in the prison population overall.

That means four million Echos are likely to be serving 10 million people.

If a school has a disproportionate number of students in the lowest quartile, it is likely to be serving a very disadvantaged community.

Practices taking up any of these activities had larger list sizes than those that did not and were less likely to be serving deprived areas (Table 1).