Sentence examples for served by a large from inspiring English sources

Now – as usual – democracy will be served by a large minority saying what they least dislike, or staying at home.

We recruited 1,800 women from low-income Lusaka neighborhoods who were served by a large government clinic and randomized them into a control and a treatment group.

France is served by a large number of maritime ports, which reflects not only its extensive coastline but also its importance as a trading nation.

In the study, the minimum annual plant capacity level is 172 GJ which corresponds to hydrogen production by direct thermal water decomposition only, involving a chemical plant module served by a large dish type solar concentrator unit.

The visual harmony is matched aurally: amplification in the National's proscenium house, the Lyttelton, is slight, and the original Don Walker orchestrations are sumptuously served by a large pit orchestra.

The town is currently served by a large, mixed-ability academy that has replaced two struggling comprehensives and by the private Sevenoaks School, which charges boarders some £28,600 ($45,200) a year.

A business girl took lunch at a tearoom and was served by a large-eyed, dreamy young lady.

The New Yorker, February 17 , 1945P. 13 A business girl took lunch at a tearoom and was served by a large-eyed, dreamy young lady.

By Elsie McKeogh and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 17 , 1945P. 13 A business girl took lunch at a tearoom and was served by a large-eyed, dreamy young lady.

The area is served by a system of large reservoirs that include the Castanhão reservoir, the largest reservoir in Ceará.

They came not from the sky but on a large plate, served by a suited, poker-faced waiter.