Sentence examples for serve enough from inspiring English sources

If I'm visiting people for dinner who I know from experience won't serve enough food, I'll eat something beforehand.

They say they look forward to silencing the project's many opponents and critics who insisted the AirTrain would not serve enough riders to justify its construction cost.

He said that put pressure on school cafeterias, which need to serve enough meals a day to generate the revenue to remain financially viable.

Invariably, some of the most gorgeously lighted places I know are essentially cocktail lounges rather than restaurants, but these days such lounges often serve enough food to sustain you.

Despite playing some superb shots in front of a capacity crowd cheering him on, 34-year-old Agassi was unable to get to grips with Federer's stylish and imposing play, one break of serve enough for the world No1 to take the opening set.

When we do a project like that we think about bang for the buck: does it serve enough people to make it something we want to expend scarce capital on?" Almost immediately after the World Trade Center attack, real estate forces, transit advocates and public officials all understood that a historic moment was at hand to fix many longstanding problems with Lower Manhattan transportation.

She said: "He has served enough time - there are murderers and rapists who get out after serving less time.

Mr. Clinton did not run that year, he added, because "I really didn't think I knew enough and had served enough and done enough to run".

You are not serving enough, healing enough, offering enough.' That never-enough theme was something that came and haunted my whole life.

Here is a woman who has served enough time on the nerd benches, or rather, the greatest UK genre shows in recent memory.

"The principle problem with rape laws in the country is that they don't seem to be serving enough of a deterrent to criminals," said Ms. Anand.