Sentence examples for presumed to be serving from inspiring English sources

In any case, an attack on an Islamic state by Israel, or by Americans presumed to be serving Israel's interests, would override a lot of sectarian and nationalistic divisions.

They found a large pile of firewood in the undercroft beneath the House of Lords, accompanied by what they presumed to be a serving man (Fawkes), who told them that the firewood belonged to his master, Thomas Percy.

Murray takes advantage again with a marvellous return of a serve that Nadal had presumed to be out (the serve, that is).

Levinsohn said that the service, known internally as "FIM Serve" was originally built to serve advertising on MySpace, which would be presumed to be part of, or the same service announced by MySpace November 4.

The size of the population served by a HP is also presumed to be uniform, at around 2,000 inhabitants.

Marriage can be easier to put off now that it serves less of a structural function than it once did (women are presumed to be self-supporting; men can deal with their own laundry).

These patients are presumed to be cured.

New architecture was presumed to be revolutionary.

The three were presumed to be Michael Howard, Peter Lilley and Michael Portillo.

His lawyer said that Dr. Waksal was "presumed to be innocent".

Traditions are often presumed to be ancient and unalterable.