Sentence examples for served two or three from inspiring English sources

She served two or three before she informed the next man that she was not a hostess, but the Shell Oil technology manager for Ferrari assigned to Formula One.

Young officers are leaving the Army at alarming rates, and, if the deployments of troops who have already served two or three tours are extended from fifteen to eighteen months, the Pentagon fears that the ensuing attrition might wreck the Army for a generation.

Later when Bell threw a dinner for guests including the poet TS Eliot, she served two or three times more than the amount of grouse needed.

At a little under $19, a full slab serves two or three people.

It is not easy to say how many people this will serve; two, or three, or four, according to their capacity, and what there is to follow.

She's busiest on Thursday and Friday, when, on average, she serves two or three brides a day and about five other customers.

He's probably thinking that if he serves two or three years, he'll be able to escape the rest through some kind of pardon or amnesty.

Representatives can ask questions to figure out what to do, but they can also serve two or three customers at the same time.

Dr. Lord understands their reluctance, yet she believes that these start-ups, serving two or three autistic children at first, are essential to an eventual expansion of services.

"I wouldn't object to serving two or three months less if she'd like to do it, if that would make her happy," he said.

A cup of good coarse grits added to three cups of boiling water (with or without salt), simmers down into a thick porridge to serve two or three in 20 minutes.