Sentence examples for served would have from inspiring English sources

Every Labour leader under whom he served would have said the same.

Regulators took the step to try to ensure that the exchanges — the smallest in the country, by population served — would have enough young, healthy enrollees to offset the cost of older, sicker participants.

But it is certainly true that the new Newsweek would have been better served – would have more clearly associated itself with the old Newsweek – if the person who the magazine identified as the founder of Bitcoin had come to his doorstep and said, you got me.

Furthermore, the customers they very likely served would have been found on the road to the busy Corinthian harbor town of Kenchreai.

Even if the undercount was on an order of 100%%, the number of older adults served would have been very small relative to the nearly one million Massachusetts residents 65 years or older.

Refusal to serve would have meant being shot.

Protecting the people we serve would have to be uppermost in our minds.

"Her serve would have to be out of sync, and it doesn't get out of sync under pressure, especially here.

"Maybe being down two sets to love, the way Andy was serving, would have always been a difficult situation to be in, you know".

A relationship while he was serving would have violated rules about adultery and also been a problem since Broadwell is a reservist and he was a general.

If Sharapova watched any of Williams's match against Errani, she must have realized that her serve would have to be much more consistent than it was against Azarenka, despite the 6-1, 2-6, 6-4 score.