Sentence examples for served plainly from inspiring English sources

It was served plainly, with rice, like a curry.

They are happiest as the support act to soups, stews, salads or sauces, but they are also great served plainly alongside a piece of meat or fish.

Across Germany, white asparagus is mostly – and arguably best – served plainly, cooked in a light stock and plated up with melted butter, boiled potatoes or savoury pancakes and a couple of slices of cooked or cured ham.

In these circumstances, the public interest is plainly served by allowing the proceedings on remand to go forward as quickly as possible".

Much beer was drunk, many speeches were made, brimming glasses raised to a company whose success had plainly served all who were present.

Green chile is often served even more plainly: On this last visit I was helping my sainted sister-in-law prepare for a big family party and she asked me to peel and chop a bag.

The answer plainly is no.

For every trendy restaurant or shop in the conspicuously gentrifying area, there remains at least a dozen stores very plainly serving local residents.

This, of course, is a wholly incorrect expression, but it serves to acknowledge plainly our ignorance of the cause of each particular variation" [ 60].

Serve with plainly cooked rice or bulgar.

At a barbecue, a seared steak served with corn on the cob speaks plainly for itself and requires no fluffing up.