"He only does 50 percent of the shot," Thorpe said, adding, "He's unbelievably talented, though, so he makes it enough to be serviceable as a shooter".
Nonetheless, the ride is exceptionally comfortable and well mannered for a tiny roadster, making it a serviceable commuter car.
Meanwhile, Liana threw the couple a bone: she told them how she had injured her foot, embellishing just enough to make it a serviceable story.
Yet neglecting Longfellow, taking the politics out of Longfellow, thinking of Longfellow as childish, have both occluded the poem's meaning and made it exceptionally serviceable as a piece of political propaganda.
The qualities that had made the medium so useful to the landscapists of the golden age 150 years earlier – portability, cheapness, a certain tactful reticence – made it equally serviceable in a war zone.
For the better use of MORT, several commands have been defined in directory "plugin", which makes it very convenient to develop one serviceable application with just a few or sometimes just one command for the developers.
Rather than buying a discarded old costume off a butcher's hook in Petticoat Lane, or a serviceable imitation of the current fashion from a dingy Soho shop, her policy is to save every sixpence until she can afford something that looks as though the finest lady's dressmaker might have made it especially for her.
It's easy to disassemble for maintenance and is equipped with repairable parts that make it worth its price over some of our less serviceable picks.
It sits a whopping 8,390 miles from Los Angeles International, making it the furthest flung destination serviceable on a non-stop flight from the city today!
This quality also made denim serviceable for leisure wear in the late 20th century.
