Sentence examples for served to speak from inspiring English sources

It isn't acceptable to the outside world, and moderate Arabs would be well served to speak out against it.

He left the cart in the aisle much to the chagrin of everyone who was waiting to be served to speak with the pilot.

"The first conversation between him and his lawyer will be the lawyer saying it will serve you to speak up now," Mr. Richman said.

Ben Wallace, parliamentary under secretary of state at the Northern Ireland office, was one of the few serving politicians to speak out against Parris, tweeting him to say: "Unusually you are wrong on so many levels".

The lunch discussions really stood out, as they served as opportunities to speak directly with filmmakers who've been in the trenches, digital distributors, legal and PR experts, and more.

The tale of the scorpion's tail, so to speak, serves to reinforce how important anuses are in animals that have a gut that opens at two ends.

After dessert was served, he stood up to speak.

If Assange is regarded as detained he has already served the time so to speak so Marianne Ny should drop the case altogether".

Peralta's signing also indicates that the Cardinals believe that Peralta not only has served his time, so to speak, but that he is capable of performing at a high level even without the steroids.

These are some of the questions that pragmatics tries to answer; the sort of questions that, roughly speaking, serve to characterize the field of pragmatics.

'Captive breeding programs', broadly speaking, serve to use hatcheries to maintain populations that are unable to survive in the wild for at least a portion of their lifecycle (Utter and Epifanio 2002).