Sentence examples similar to serviceable pay from inspiring English sources
Service was serviceable, if inconsistent.
For starters, at $199, it's around $80 more than what you'll pay for the perfectly serviceable standalone version of the Polaroid printer online right now.
The squeeze of the cap on a group of players who'd been steadily earning pay rises with their performances left RSL short of serviceable depth and it showed in a dependence on the first 13 or 14 players.
"If you would let the officers select their men, for the first year or so, you would have fewer men on paper, fewer men in prison, and just as many men for service....I will then give you another hint for saving money...why not do away with the Inspector-General of Recruiting, and spend his pay in horse artillery, who would be very ornamental and very serviceable?
The serviceable texts, many written by staff members (who received no author credit or additional pay over and above their regular salaries), explored modern-day experiences, describing the world of firefighters and policemen, of new babies and fractious siblings, of trips taken in taxis, trains, boats and airplanes.
United's very pursuit of Bale last summer underlined an internal chaos of their own: a club now determined to go out and buy a marquee signing in each summer transfer window, yet lacking so much as a serviceable defence and not even sure whether the Welshman would go the same way as the last player they paid out a huge sum to Real for: Angel Di Maria.
He called it serviceable.
Short, serviceable wine list.
