Sentence examples for regularly serve from inspiring English sources

Bennington College (1925), primarily attended by women, is known for its fine arts programs and for the major figures in the arts who regularly serve on its faculty.

The thing to do, then, if you want to feel like you're in London, is to follow a few key Brits, whose dispatches, for me, regularly serve to create a sense of the city as much as they reflect it.

Never forgetting the rush of the game, the directors regularly serve up fleet footage of the team's highs and lows, allowing the rhythms of the field to set the film's volatile beat.

Traders frequent local markets and outdoor events, but due to a combination of factors, notably the British weather and a lack of desirable town-centre pitches, only a tiny minority of them regularly serve food on the streets.

Yes! Yes!" Alexander noted that he will regularly "serve a pair of legs" in shorts, but has never had someone yell at him on the streets about it – but thinks that the lack of harassment might have to do with the "shock" of seeing someone 6'5" [1.96m] walking down the street so unapologetically.

They also regularly serve overseas on operations and have frequently been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, riding out on patrols in tracked Warrior armoured-personnel carriers.

Did I know anyone who regularly served raw fluke?

"Structures built without permits are regularly served with demolition orders.

At the public schools that Carbone attended in Queens, the cafeterias regularly served Jamaican beef patties.

After retirement from ACF, he regularly served as an arbitrator for Con Edison.

She regularly serves coffee on the streets throughout the district, inviting voters to "Help wake up the State Senate.