Sentence examples for not now serving from inspiring English sources

Michael John Martin San Francisco, Oct. 1, 2008 • To the Editor: I agree with everything you said about term limits, with one exception: to show how disinterested they are, the politicians now in office should repeal term limits but make the vote apply only to those not now serving.

The Google proposal states that such a system would reduce retail prices for wireless spectrum and extend Internet access into rural areas not now served by existing providers.

Gabriel Paulista has been granted a reprieve by the Football Association and the Arsenal defender will not now serve a suspension for his sending-off at Chelsea on Saturday.

But the party is not so overburdened with talent that he can easily afford to lose the shadow Cabinet members – including three of its best women and Ed Miliband, whom Corbyn tried to persuade on Thursday to join it – who will not now serve.

"Our bedroom opened on to the dining room, there was my mother, my grandmother among five cooks, not the 30 now, serving traditional food.

Major Mori was not prosecuted, and is now serving in Iraq.

"Individuals detained for circulating a 'We Want Human Rights, Not Olympics' petition are now serving sentences in prison and 're-education through labor' centers".

Roddick did not recover and Murray, now serving so much better, rattled through the second set and then had the American again in trouble in the opening service game of the third set.

By contrast it is not clear what the retired diplomat, Mr Grossman, will add to the current, and not obviously effective, American ambassadors now serving in Kabul and Islamabad.

Which is not to say that Lakeland High School is now serving spa cuisine.

The lifts that are now serving skiers were not open, so we ascended the unused trails on foot.