Sentence examples for moving to serve from inspiring English sources

It's worth mentioning that Foursquare isn't the only platform moving to serve as a jumping off point into the mobile app universe – Facebook, too, has been positioning itself as a tool for app discovery in a number of ways.

As I worked this out from my perspective, thinking through what I believe would create difficulties, it became clear that I hit the, "It's going to be really hard to create division" trifecta: I'm not leaving the city, I'm all up in the social media and I'm not moving to serve another congregation.

The Ayyūbid patronage was concentrated around the Great Mosque and in the Kurdish quarter on the slopes of Mount Qāsiyūn, where many Kurds, owing to their ethnic affinity with the Ayyūbids, moved to serve in the army.

Castro did not leave a suicide note, and had expressed optimism that same day about the warden's recommendation he be moved to serve his time away from other inmates.

From 28 May 1967, Class 66 was moved to serve the Vestfold Line.

The facade of the church, however, was preserved, being disassembled and moved to serve as the façade for the St . Trinity Churchin the suburb of Ixelles.

If you miss both times, that is considered a double fault and you should move to serve to the other service box.

In this move to serve what Mr. Twogood called "mere mortals" in the business world, however, Teradata did need some help.

"We have business-law clinics, a human-trafficking clinic and immigration clinics as part of a move to serve a broad swath of students".

It's a defensive move to serve their existing customer base.

The move to serve global clients started in late 1990s, when the president of Adidas asked for a meeting with Tadahiro.