Sentence examples for relation served from inspiring English sources

The kind and maternal Signora Filippi (no relation) served a succession of antipasti that began with vitello tonnato and ended with tiny sausages and beans in tomato sauce.

In \(\mathsf{S4LP}\) both implicit and explicit knowledge is represented, but in possible world justification model semantics a single accessibility relation serves for both.

He worked in advertising and public relations, served in WWII's Amphibian Command, and was inducted into the College Sailing Hall of Fame.

The normalization of Cuban-U.S. relations served to boost foreign travel and increase foreign exchange earnings from tourism, which generated in excess of $2 billion in 2015 and provided employment for some 120,000 Cubans.

Mr. Johnson, a University of Alabama graduate who once worked in advertising, politics and public relations, served as one of Barack Obama's press officers in Ohio during the presidential campaign.

Those relations served him well to the end: February of this year saw the publication of The Castle in the Forest - from Walderschloss, the name given to the Dachau concentration camp by its inmates - a novel of nearly 500 pages inquiring into the nature of evil.

I don't think Olympic boycotts work; nor do I think a breakdown in Chinese-American relations serves anyone.

Sensibly, its goals are limited: to ensure that its foreign relations serve its big transformation at home.

In each of these texts, the miscellany of material relations serves to classify inferences.

Thus, these relations serve as the basis for the optimization problems of the next section.

As we will argue in Section 4.2, the use of semantic relations serves a double purpose: better semantic description and increased robustness to transcription errors.