Sentence examples for served in space from inspiring English sources

This vessel helped defend the United States during three wars, from 1943 to 1974, and later served in space missions and cold-war maneuvers.

LOS FELIZ Tacos and tequilas are being served in the space that had been Suba: 109 Ludlow Street (Rivington Street), (212) 212-8383.

Known in Malay as belacan, that stuff is the key to much of the Singaporean "hawker food" now being served in the space that housed Wong's eponymous restaurant, which closed last summer for a revamp.

Williams & Brown (01227 273373) serves Spanish tapas, while Nikki Billington at JoJo's (01227 274591, www.jojosrestaurant.co.uk) has had rave reviews for mezes from all over the Med, served in a space no bigger than a bedsit.

Rayermann, a blue-eyed retired Army colonel who served in the Space and Missile Defense Command, told the court of his days as an Explorer Scout in a post that John Sohus also belonged to.

After-dinner drinks and petits fours will be served in your dinner space.

A new food and beverage menu will be served in the tented space between 4 p.m. and midnight every day.

Carefully prepared items, like cilantro and lime shrimp, fried oysters, and a 12-ounce ribeye steak, are served in a cozy space with exposed-stone walls and white tablecloths.

Crowds line up for heaping plates of meat and sides, served in an unassuming space (while you wait, take a peek at the smoker parked out back on a side street).

The new outpost features the same classic cooking as the original — remarkably tender suckling pig cooked in duck fat and aioli-drenched scallop fideuà (a noodle-based version of paella) are among the best-selling dishes — served in a modern space with poured concrete floors and abstract art on the walls.

Across the road the reclaimed hulk of a once gunshot-scarred pub offered traditional roasts, a place next to a charity shop was dishing up homely stews and who knew what drooling delights might be served in the refurbished space above the much-loved corner shop where, unbelievably, we'd eaten grouse a few weeks before.