The museum is pondering its future: whether to fix up the aging but still serviceable high school or to find itself another home.
Service was serviceable, if inconsistent.
Had Bowie's final word been 2003's serviceable Reality, his legacy as the British art-school pop star nonpareil would have retained its rude health.
The china is mismatched yet serviceable, but the flimsy flatware could be from the school cafeteria -- cutting through a snowpea with a fork shouldn't hurt your hand.
To that extent, Requiem for a Dream is, arguably, serviceable Just Say No propaganda suitable for showing in schools.
Although the labels, which quickly took on wider political meanings, are serviceable as rough guidelines, the individual positions represented in the school were far more complex and variable than Strauss's sketch might indicate.
Consider having your child kick in the difference between a generic but serviceable backpack and the spiffy version "everyone" will have this year at school.
In the New York Times, Stephen King, obviously a fan, called The Wonder "an old-school page turner" and "impossible to put down", and Donoghue's prose "as sturdy and serviceable as a good pair of brogans, but never nondescript.
On the practical side of the equation, we wanted better schools as well as a larger home for our son, one that included a small but serviceable swimming pool, a near necessity for combating the San Fernando Valley's infamous heat.
The Henry Street Music School on the Lower East Side of Manhattan boasts an intimate 350-seat jewel-box theater with a nice-size stage, a serviceable orchestra pit and lively acoustics.
