Sentence examples for palace serves from inspiring English sources
Today, the small palace serves as a memorial to its most famous accompaniment, Marie Antoinette.
The Duke of Marlborough's immense Blenheim Palace serves as Elsinore's exterior.
While the palace serves as a testimony to the aesthetic and intellectual wealth of Islamic art and architecture, its Spanish setting serves an important role in terms of aesthetic and cultural importance.
As military rule gave way to a semi-functional democracy, the palace served as a respected power-broker.
In World War II the royal palace served for a time as the headquarters of the Allied command, and the surrender of the German army in Italy was signed there on April 29 , 1945
The Wat Phra Si Sanphet, a monastery on the grounds of the so-called Wang Luang (Ancient Palace), served as the royal chapel and once contained an image of the Buddha covered in some 375 pounds (170 kg) of gold.
Staunch favourites include Chez Slah (14 bis rue Pierre de Coubertin), a family-run restaurant known for serving the best fish in town, and Dar el Jeld (dareljeld.tourism.tn) in the medina, an 18th-century palace serving high-quality traditional Tunisian cuisine.
The 25-year-old striker will leave Liverpool after only 12 months, following a £32.5m switch from Aston Villa last summer, with his arrival at Palace serving to appease fans disillusioned by the departures of Yannick Bolasie and Mile Jedinak this week.
The palace served as both fortress and pleasure dome, with a harem and a dining room that was equipped with tilted mirrors so servants could see what dishes needed replenishing without bothering the revelers.
The signing ceremony in the gilded halls of the Élysée Palace served to kick off a series of events planned by the government this week aimed at promoting the manufacturing industry in France, which is struggling amid the economic downturn in Europe.
If you're curious about how your tax dollars are being spent in Baghdad, you should get one of the many colonels strolling about the Green Zone to take you on a tour of the rebuilt duck pond across the road from the marble and gold-leafed palace serving as headquarters of an Army brigade.
