Sentence examples for served off from inspiring English sources
While pizza is served off the walls (literally), the evening spins seriously out of control.
Best of all are the fresh madeleines, which are served off a piping hot baking tray with coffee.
Grímsson was first elected to the Althingi (parliament) in 1978 and served off and on until 1995, including one stint (1988 91) as minister of finance.
52 Upper Belgrave Rd, BS8 2XP; 0117 946 6081; hausbar.co.uk The Apple, Bristol Sip on a cider or perry served off a converted Dutch barge.
Kalbi ($18) is a familiar dish of marinated short ribs, served off the bone, and especially good wrapped in the accompanying piquant sesame leaves.
When Priscus attended a banquet given by him, he noticed that Attila was served off wooden plates and ate only meat, whereas his chief lieutenants dined off silver platters loaded with dainties.
The wind seems to have picked up, and Brown appears to have reacted by serving off a lower toss.
By default (using the assorted array of algorithms), Portal will serve off up half a dozen people as your inner circle of communications.
Built at Dover, Kent, Speedy spent most of the interwar years serving off the British coast.
While serving off North America, Romney achieved a degree of notoriety after being sent to Boston Harbour to support the commissioners, who had asked Hood for help in enforcing the Townshend Acts.
It's all good and well if a French restaurant serves brains or heart but when we serve off cuts of meat we are looked at suspiciously at best and have the authorities called on us at worst.
