Sentence examples for serve a pair from inspiring English sources
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.
The mixed message serves a pair of conflicting Iraqi urges: It gives the government a chance to satisfy Iraqis who demand an end to what they describe as an occupation, and those who fear the anarchy that may arise in the absence of armed Americans.
NY 222 becomes a commercialized street again, serving a pair of city blocks before intersecting with US 11 and NY 41 (Main Street).
The route continues eastward into the town of Phelps, where it serves a pair of large farms on its way to the small hamlet of Orleans, located on both the western bank of Flint Creek and the right-of-way of the now-defunct Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR).
When an entrant starts to serve a city pair nonstop, the incumbent may aggressively expand its own capacity on the route to drive out the new rival, then cut back service and raise fares.
The public health researcher of the University of Chicago in Illinois was demonstrating her invention: a bra that can serve as a pair of emergency gas masks.
The monuments would be constructed from reinforced concrete (which itself is constituted by carbonates of marine origin quarried from the Everglades), and serve as a pair of navigational beacons at the mouth of Government Cut; one at the eastern ends of both the north and south jetties. .
With plenty of practice, the two sticks will serve like a pair of tongs.
Sake Dinner at Chanterelle Chanterelle, 2 Harrison Street (Hudson Street), will serve a nine-course dinner paired with artisanal sakes on Monday from 5 30 to 9 p.m.
Chikara Sono of Kyo Ya restaurant is serving a dish paired with artisanal sake, $75 212 475-4880880, astorcenternyc.com.
Served with a pair of wraparound sunglasses as a garnish.
