Sentence examples for serve announced from inspiring English sources

The policing minister, Hazel Blears, who will this week outline plans for community policing designed to bring the police closer to the public they serve, announced extra funding last week for the projects, which have reduced arrest rates for teenagers who took part.

And there's an 1863 copy of a newspaper championing Confederate victories in Vicksburg, Miss., which was found fully set in type by triumphant Union forces and then published, despite a paper shortage, on remnants of wallpaper — to serve, they announced, "as a curiosity".

"Madame, dinner is served," he announced.

There are some debuts which serve to announce a writer's promise, glimmering brightly between the flaws and missteps; and there are some follow-ups which more than confirm that promise as they make their way through increasing levels of complexity.

It may serve to announce male fitness, but this is far from certain.

"Dinner is served!" he announces.

A school spokeswoman said the statement served to announce the title change.

The very nature of putting on the epic "Ring" serves to announce an opera company's creative values.

A more detailed and specific obituary was previously published in Tuesday's edition of The Houston Chronicle; accordingly, this abbreviated notice serves to announce the services.

Fashion is deeply entwined with the choreographic imagination of Mr. Dundervill (who designed the sets and costumes), with clothing changes serving to announce shifts in tone and pacing just as Carrie Wood's luscious, drenched color fields of lighting do.

But this tactic seems less likely to encourage those with a genuine desire to master their work than to promote grade-grubbing, an odd pedagogical goal better served by announcing the efficacy of a crisp $100 bill stapled to students' homework -- were it not for those pesky regulations about bribery and defacing U.S. currency.