Sentence examples for serves a wide range from inspiring English sources
Pure Storage emerged from stealth mode only a year ago and now serves a wide range of businesses, including Sierra Nevada Brewing and the city of Davenport, Iowa.
4 Southbourne Grove, Southbourne, BH6 3QZ; facebook.com/thelibraryofliquor Black Dove, Brighton This Kempton favourite serves a wide range of beers from around the world and plays great tunes.
Downstairs the Amigo Bar, off reception, serves a wide range of drinks and cocktails, including the PX Martini (Grey Goose Vodka, cherry and a flambee lemon slice) and the Genever Martini (Noilly Prat, angostura and lemon peel), both costing €12.
The Energy industry group serves a wide range of companies in the oil and gas industry, including upstream, downstream, oil services and clean-energy companies.
The Retail industry group serves a wide range of companies, including supermarkets, hardline retailers, mass-merchandise discounters, department stores, and fashion and other specialty retailers.
Wierzbicka writes in her book Cross-cultural Pragmatics that the expression "permeates Australian speech", "serves a wide range of illocutionary forces" and displays a "casual optimism".
Penn State sees its educational function as serving a wide range of students.
Most harbours are communal in use, serving a wide range of vessel owners, merchants, and processors.
JD Wetherspoon said the Hope and Champion would also serve a wide range of non-alcoholic drinks, plus tea and coffee with free refills (until 2pm).
In a statement explaining why it had returned to the network, Wal-Mart and its sister company Sam's Club said their marketing affiliates included "more than 43,000 diverse organizations" that "serve a wide range of interests with diverse viewpoints".
Michael McGill, superintendent of Scarsdale public schools, asked: "What happens if you're a parent in a middle-class family and you go to a school which is serving a real diverse group of kids, and where you have some kids performing quite well, but because you're serving a wide range of kids, other kids don't perform well?
