Sentence examples for served up from from inspiring English sources
The phrase "served up from" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is provided or presented, often in a culinary or metaphorical context. Example: "The dish was served up from the chef's secret recipe, delighting all the guests."
In his new book, as served up from the podium at the Ideas Fest, virtually every firsthand source cited has morphed into his "friend".
It enables people to ask questions, the answers to which are served up from a database provided by other users.
For 40 years, the Seafood Shop has offered some of the freshest fish on the East End, served up from a squat storefront right beside the Montauk Highway.
I'm not usually showered by professions of spontaneous love on a first date, but then few of those dates involve dining in the centre of an ice rink with delicacies served up from under a gilded cloche.
"I don't wear it out very often," said the chairman, Lyle Tuttle of the Maricopa County Republican Committee, in a slightly sheepish coda to a 20-minute vituperation about the state's senior senator, served up from his living room chair.
It is a century since the first Automat opened in New York, and 21 years since the chain closed in Manhattan, but people still crave the recipes for its food served up from little glass doors at the drop of a few coins.
"We could still increase the numbers serving, up from today's 23.7percentt," said Mary Hughes, director of the 2012 Project, on women in state legislatures.
Adding honey, which is just another form of sugar, brings the calorie count of an eight-ounce serving up from 100 calories to 120 in the blink of an eye.
Tony Puletua then stormed unstoppably on to one of the short, snappy passes that Cunningham has been serving up from acting-half for all 15 Super League seasons and they had a little breathing space at last.
Berghain, the Berlin nightclub celebrating its 10th birthday this year, has become notorious not just for the dark industrial techno it serves up from Friday nights until Monday afternoon, nor the sexual fantasies lived out in the "darkrooms" inside this former power plant, but also for its strict and enigmatic door policy.
Imonomy's software scans web content to figure out relevant images to serve up from its database of copyright-free images, and also determines the optimal place to position them on the page to improve user engagement.
