Sam Dean, blogging for Bon Appétit about the Thatcher-soft-serve connection, suggests that this early soft-serve was more like proto-soft-serve, since "it wasn't the fluffy, creamy stuff you'd expect to get from a Mr. Softee today".
The Welland Canal (navigational) and the Niagara River (natural) serve as connections with Lake Erie to the southwest.
Delta Airlines and Aero Mexico serve nonstop connections from most major cities in US to Mexico City.
In contrast, the GAX of grass secondary cell walls has more complex and numerous side chains, and the arabinosyl side chains may serve as connections to lignin through feruloyl esters [ 1, 14].
Coordinating conjunctions serve as connections within a sentence.
"Media reports which state the search warrants were served in connection with the multistate online prostitution ring are deeply disturbing," Susan McKinsey, university spokeswoman, said in a statement.
"Helping others," "serving humanity," "connection with others," "working with people," and "caring for others" exemplify the "communal" goals that women college students on average said they preferred when asked what they wanted to accomplish in their careers.
However, a local CBS affiliate, citing FBI sources, reported Tuesday that the warrant on Fogle's home was, in fact, served in connection with a child porn probe.
The city is the gateway to Asia, with an international airport serving connections all over the continent.
Furthermore, the new railway line was not only to serve as a connection between the mainline terminuses in Berlin, but would also offer connections to the Berlin Ringbahn and the suburban rail lines.
Working both outside the station and within it, the astronauts moved the Harmony module, which will serve as a connection point for two new laboratories, to a temporary location.
