Sentence examples for serviceable for a from inspiring English sources
On his way to work, Trotsky often stopped at small deli in the Bronx, the Triangle Dairy Restaurant, which was serviceable for a cheap meal.
The persona or mask in his prose fictions, subtle and persuasive, was admirably serviceable for a writer devoted to an intense privacy.
In the Army, this process is a matter of exchanging your trim regulation uniform for a pair of pajamas cut from cloth that would be serviceable for a schooner's sails and tailored to fit a man with a roly-poly torso and abnormally long legs.
"The most valuable acquisitions in a scientific or technical education are the general-purpose mental tools which remain serviceable for a lifetime". - George Forsythe, the founder of Stanford's computer science engineering department.
With an inherent ability to affect games with his athleticism, Peppers is serviceable for an offense that ranks outside the top 25 in yards per play.
Let's go with the word "serviceable" for Manning -- a word that's a bit too strong when describing the overall quality of this week's show.
When the exploitation road must remain serviceable for more than a year, it is necessary to make a culvert at each low point along the longitudinal profile.
"The pat and occasionally preposterous story is really just a pretext, a serviceable scaffolding for a handful of expert, satisfying performances," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
The pat and occasionally preposterous story is really just a pretext, a serviceable scaffolding for a handful of expert, satisfying performances.
"The pat and occasionally preposterous story is really just a pretext, a serviceable scaffolding for a handful of expert, satisfying performances," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in September.
There were some teams at the contest this year whose names were singularly appropriate — the management of Graceland, Elvis Presley's mansion, had a team called the Love Me Tenderloins, which did its barbecuing on a guitar-shaped cooker — but anybody who lets his wordplay run toward the porcine can make up a serviceable name for a barbecue team.
