Sentence examples for served at a time from inspiring English sources

But he served at a time when Democrats ruled Texas.

At Bashokan, 12 bowls are served at a time – you can order up to 24 for ¥1850£1616) and take a dozen extra free on top of those.

But the physical kiosk has an inherent limitation that the Web can't address: only one customer can be served at a time.

Robert O. Lowery, the city's first black fire commissioner who served at a time when arson-fueled blazes raged through the city's minority neighborhoods, died on Tuesday in Manhattan.

Adel Ali, chief executive and founder of Air Arabia, said in an interview that no-frills flying benefits consumers: It lets travelers decide what and when to eat, for example, rather than being served at a time specified by the airline with only one or two meal options, he said.

Carr served at a time when England was still at the centre of the international game, and his tenure in those posts encompassed a tumultuous era of change that included the introduction of one-day cricket, the D'Oliveira and Packer affairs, the creation of the World Cup, and rebel tours to South Africa.

He served at a Times reporter in New York, Chicago, Washington and Paris.

Bigelow's fries all it serves, at a time when frying is most definitely out of fashion.

The fact that there is a rigid quota on the court, permitting one black and one black only to serve at a time, is itself racist.

Space has the potential to help the economical development of regions or countries through its capacity to serve at a time very wide areas without expensive and long to install ground equipments.

And he repeatedly observes that Mr. Clinton "had the misfortune to serve at a time when greatness wasn't required," that "his immense talents invited higher standards and expectations than were needed at so placid a moment in history".