Sentence examples for served to save from inspiring English sources

A theory was still supposed to be "satisfactory," namely, satisfactory to human reason in that it served to "save the phenomena," to explain all observed facts.

In Senate testimony last week, General Abizaid defended interrogation practices used in Iraq, saying the information obtained served to save American lives.

Ironically, Ford's tough words, and the even tougher headline they engendered, may have served to save New York and sink Ford.

Applicable to structures 50 years old or older, it served to save a second cluster of historic homes just blocks from Mr. Kraus's project, after residents of a neighborhood of modest, tidy Victorian structures objected to plans to destroy several houses.

NHTSA's actions in its early years served to save lives and prevent injuries.

It has been speculated that "This seam in the protection, representing a small target area, may simply have served to save weight and simplify construction".

When Bouchard held her serve once more it left Konta serving to save the match.

When Bouchard held it meant that Konta was suddenly serving to save the first set.

Verdasco responds with an 132mph first serve to save it though.

For the United States, some of the best recent steps serve to save money, promote energy security and reduce air pollution.

It sounds easy enough but it might as well be me serving out there and, let me tell you, I cannot serve to save my life.