Sentence examples for long been served from inspiring English sources

So, Wetherspoons has opened a motorway services pub, the Hope and Champion, on the M40 at Beaconsfield, the first of its kind in the UK, though alcohol has long been served at motorway stop-offs in France, for example.

The question has long been served on the canape trays circulating in Washington cocktail parties and journalistic confabulations: when will Charles Peters, founder of The Washington Monthly and neoliberal godfather to legions of journalists, retire from his position as editor in chief -- and grandfatherly but cranky mentor?

The primary healthcare needs of the Aboriginal community of Tennant Creek have long been served by the local Aboriginal Medical Service.

The adult mammalian intestine has long been served as a model system to study the property and function of adult organ-specific stem cells due to the constant self-renewal of the intestinal epithelium throughout adult life [ 1, 2].

In lower plant, the zygote and embryo of brown alga (Fucus) have long been served as a cellular model to investigate early embryogenesis because of their development free of maternal tissue [ 8- 10].

Yet women have long been serving in combat, just not officially.

This August, he opened such a shop, Osakana, a tiny establishment located just a few blocks away from Okonomi, where he has long been serving East Coast seafood specialties, from Maine-sourced uni to line-caught ocean bluefish.

The degree of luminal stenosis has long been serving as the primary criterion for risk stratification of patients and treatment decision-making, being a well-known risk factor for the development of neurologic symptoms in patients with carotid disease [3].

Additionally, at every course, one diner was kept waiting long after tablemates had been served.

The main departure concourse is more than half a mile long and is served by a single moving sidewalk.

Sweet potato pie ($3), apple cobbler ($3.50) and coconut cake ($3.50) all taste as if they've been waiting a tad too long to be served.