Sentence examples for now often served from inspiring English sources

The gargantuan cups now often served would count as more than one cup, Dr. Freedman said.

All interests were catered for, with talks about capitalism and anxiety, raves in the woods, and comedians observing that food is now often served on things other than plates.

Yet even Mr. Khalidi's own history suggests that there are plenty of indigenous causes for the region's problems, and that blame of Western intervention (be it British then or American now) often serves a convenient excuse for failing to meet the needs of the people.

However, car routes are now included, often serving to underline the convenience of driving.

Though the event is more focused now — and often serves as a platform for yogis to tell their stories — the number of competitors has grown.

So much so, city officials now acknowledge, that it often served children fewer calories than required by the federal government.

Dominated by trash talking and beer guzzling, the Wing Bowl, now in its 11th year, has often served as an outlet for frustrated Philadelphia Eagles fans who rarely get to see their team go all the way.

By 2010, the figure had skyrocketed to 4,055 vehicles per 100,000 residents.Poland now often just serves as a transit country for the stolen vehicles, which may end up in Russia, Ukraine or Lithuania.

Now it's practically the default drink, particularly for young people, and often served by the quart.

In France and the Netherlands, herring is often served fresh.

Sailors also often served in the Navy.