We may have to hold secrets, since our fears may be realistic, but we are better served knowing why we do it in case they are not.
Yet still they served — served and served and served, knowing that in these parts that word had no meaning unless it was attached to a tennis racquet.
On the eve of London Fashion Week last year, culinary creatives Bompas and Parr served knowing canapés of jellied egg and tongue to a throng of editors and designers more used to foie gras and smoked salmon blinis.
Her definition of beauty: "Beauty is serving, knowing that you made a difference in someone else's life".
While the sweeping generalizations that have been attributed to the 70 million-plus Millennials may not fully capture the characteristics of our 20-somethings, there are some attributes that we would be best served knowing and appreciating when reaching out.
The Republicans "didn't want me to have a honeymoon" in his first days in office, Mr. Clinton said, and so forced the issue of his campaign promise to allow gays to serve openly, knowing they had the votes in Congress to defeat it.
The Republicans "didn't want me to have a honeymoon" in his first days in office, Mr. Clinton said, and so they forced the issue of his campaign promise to allow gays to serve openly, knowing they had the votes in Congress to defeat it.
Others, like Marcel, eat and serve it knowing -- and honoring -- its history.
But to better serve children, knowing your epidemic and response must be paired with 'know your children'.
Perhaps they are better served by knowing that there remains a lot of hard work to do.
