Sentence examples for serves appropriately from inspiring English sources

After a light meal of oyster soup and seafood pasta at Bota Sare, a restaurant that hangs above the beach and serves appropriately fresh fish, I made my way into the ancient palace area as the sun set.

But the city's lawyers and the Human Resources Administration, which is responsible for providing such housing, say that all homeless people with AIDS are being served appropriately.

These indicated that Pep-1-delivered QDs may serve appropriately to track the hADAS employed in cell therapy/tissue engineering applications.

Already underway, it's the Andre Campra 350th birthday celebrations with Versailles serving appropriately as the center for a massive roll-out through December of music the whole French nation feels very justifiably proud about.

The bacterial mutagenicity assay may not be the optimal tool to evaluate the genotoxic property of smoke per se, but it may serve appropriately for the detecting of potential changes in genotoxic potency of smoke samples.

Even a fast lunch is more appealing when served appropriately.

When we go from smoothly hammering to having difficulty, our experience of the previously ready-to-hand entities changes: we experience the hammer, nails and board as failing to serve their function appropriately.

Two important games, with the latter one serving fans appropriately.

You may be quite happy eating the slightly more unusual items, like the meatball hero (actually tastier than most of what you would find on the street in the city these days) and a credible lobster roll, and you could look forward to a corned beef sandwich that comes via the Carnegie Deli and is served with appropriately spicy mustard, thankfully.

The student continues to be engaged in a formative "Continuous Assessment" that serves granting appropriate feedback and adapting the curriculum and learning styles appropriately.

The director, David Leveaux, appropriately serves up a show that never seems to stop spinning, from its chic revolving set to the frantic, farcical movements of its characters.