Sentence examples for of the serviceable from inspiring English sources
They each had a cup of tea – hers in one of the serviceable, visitors' mugs; his in a spouted plastic beaker, like a giant toddler's.
The system objective is to define the remanufacturing rate as a function of the serviceable equipment inventory level that minimizes the repair and inventory/shortage cost over an infinite horizon.
Each of the serviceable Spitfires and Hurricanes flew 1.7 operational sorties.
No. 11 Group put up one-third of the serviceable fighters in 600 sorties, or more than two-thirds of the total; on average.
Nos 12 and 13 Groups in the Midlands and north of Britain, with a third of the serviceable fighters between them, put up 129 (or only 15 per cent) of the day sorties, and of these only three made contact with the enemy.
Conducted by Marco Armiliato, the cast was otherwise the same as on opening night, except for the serviceable Jane Seymour of Katherine Goeldner, who stepped in for the ill, underrated Ekaterina Gubanova.
For the evening of 11 July, the serviceable armour strength of the II SS-Panzer Corps was 294 tanks and assault guns – of which 15 were Tigers.
For a moviegoer, the book has a special interest: the men's uneasiness with one another stands in sharp contrast to the gung-ho spirit of the platoon and bomber-crew movies of the same period, in which the serviceable vessels of democracy — Wasp, Italian, Irishman, and Jew — buried their differences and, in the end, killed Krauts and Japs together.
The problem isn't Ms. Williams or the serviceable work of the director Simon Curtis, but a script by Adrian Hodges that hews faithfully to Clark's clichés.
It's an impulse akin to a fashion designer shearing, modeling and gussying up the serviceable likes of padded vinyl or neoprene.
Still, Ms. Dargis said: "The problem isn't Ms. Williams or the serviceable work of the director, Simon Curtis, but a script by Adrian Hodges that hews faithfully to Clark's clichés.
