Sentence examples for served out of from inspiring English sources

The Friars were celebrating their 100th anniversary, with Champagne served out of plastic flutes in the plaza in front of their building on East 55th Street.

Other hits included a terrific mushroom soup served in a delicate single-serving tureen; steamed mussels served out of the shell with garlic, parsley, tomato and butter; and what Mrs. Bourdeaux called an open mushroom ravioli that seemed more like some version of lasagna with woodsy mushrooms tucked between soft, slippery sheets of pasta.

After Henman worked hard for a break point, Ivanisevic served out of trouble.

And the nduja as well, a wickedly spicy Calabrian version of andouille, served out of its casing, a spreadable meat.

The snails (lumache), rarely included on Italianate menus, were served out of the shell and had plenty of texture but wanted a thicker sauce.

A $5 buffet and the basics -- tacos, quesadillas and tortillas -- are served out of an open-air kitchen every day from 8 a.m. to midnight.

A federal prosecution means bail is non-existent, the sentence is longer than in a state facility and served out-of-state for men since Connecticut doesn't have a federal prison for men.

But cash machines are costly, and if regulators succeed in protecting us from being charged for using them, banks won't continue to serve out-of-town travelers".

Now, as phone service becomes an increasingly important economic factor to even the most rural places, little telephone companies that serve out-of-the-way communities are finding themselves in demand by new business.

They served out their term of one year and then went straight back on the dole.

We reconciled ourselves to the idea of my mother serving out the rest of her prison term.