Sentence examples for serve a form from inspiring English sources

Two of those defendants were denied bail; the third is to be allowed to serve a form of house arrest if she meets certain conditions.

In his cut-glass accent, Mathrani says the government's policy does not distinguish between restaurants that serve specific, regional dishes, which he considers part of the ethnic food market, and the majority of curry houses which, he points out, serve "a form of cooking curries which is indigenous to the UK and that does not exist in authentic Indian cooking in India.

That point was made abundantly plain to members of the Class of 1962 and a small contingent from the Class of 1952 who convened on Friday in the school auditorium (a place where some of them undoubtedly used to serve a form of disciplinary punishment known as detention).

As many restaurants now serve a form of grilled pizza, it would be better to frequent these places instead of becoming the local enemy if you don't have space to BBQ.

The optimal score function might also serve as a form of explicit score function with respect to certain assumptions or prior information.

During this session the Queens Museum will share a case study exploring how the artistic process itself can serve as a form of organizing.

I understand that the book is meant to serve as a form of parenting-guide.

For other doctors, clinical trials can serve as a form of investment research.

Cute snowmen and deer resembling Bambi "serve as a form of visual junk food," he writes.

The secretions may serve as a form of defense for certain species.

Perhaps chessboxing could serve as a form of anger management, or post-traumatic stress therapy.