Sentence examples for newly served from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the evidence is usually restricted to the impacts of sole low-cost airlines on tourist destinations newly served by such airlines.

The estate's magnificent dining room is opened (the general has long lived a hermit's life in a bare attic room), footmen in livery newly unmothballed serve up a lavish meal and the talk goes on through the night.

With the newly adjusted serving sizes on the Nutrition Facts Panel, percent Daily Values will be easier to calculate: Daily Values are average levels of nutrients for a person eating 2,000 calories a day.

This newly created cuisine served as a cultural unifier; Italian-Americans ate differently from other Americans, and were proud of it.

After the war he held government posts in Paris and in newly independent Morocco, served in the 1960s with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome, and met in 1967 with Ho Chi Minh to try to arrange talks to end the Vietnam War.

His father, Georg Meri, was a man of letters who served newly independent Estonia as a diplomat between World Wars I and II, and consequently Lennart was educated in Berlin, London, and Paris.

The researchers suggest that since the two parental species were thus more likely to encounter each other on honeysuckle in the wild, the newly invasive weed served as a catalyst for matings between the species and the formation of the hybrid species that now prefers honeysuckle.

29% of newly minted chieftains served as chief operating officers.

Rowland was newly available, having served a prison term for fraud.

Some of the same dynamics can also be rediscovered in Norway where the setup of the introduction programme targeting newly arrived immigrants served as inspiration for the so-called 'Kvalificeringsprogram' targeting long tern recipients of social assistance.

An intense, smoky fire today ravaged the interior of a newly renovated church that served as both a house of worship and a busy communal center.