Sentence examples for making serving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barnouw also worked in documentary film making, serving in 1970 as the producer of the documentary "Hiroshima-Nagasaki, August 1945," which included Japanese newsreel film that brought home the human devastation caused by the two atomic explosions at the close of World War II.

It also recommended that the Army make serving in the units a more attractive career option.

Online sites that have made serving up bargains their sole purpose for being are particularly vulnerable.

The way Ball navigates these dangerous waters makes "Serving the Reich" immensely impressive.

The raging controversies of modern agriculture, meanwhile, from bioengineering to pesticides, can make serving fresh vegetables feel complicated and questionable.

The sharp drop in violence in Iraq has made serving here less dangerous, if not yet safe.

Cyprus, although only a relatively small player in a global network of low-tax financial centers, has made serving tax-averse foreigners a central pillar of its economy.

It was perhaps the most successful multimission aircraft ever made, serving with distinction as a low-level day bomber, radar-equipped, and long-range photoreconnaissance aircraft.

Bank of America, under Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Kenneth Lewis Kenneth Lewis, has made serving the Latino community a priority.

TrueVault charges about $1,000 a month, which makes serving these 2 million companies a $24 billion a year market.

The line item for $174 , 000represents what a member of Congress makes serving us.