Sentence examples for serviceable set from inspiring English sources
Joseph Gourley designed the serviceable set, which has been lighted dramatically by Nadine Charlsen.
It has a serviceable set of prejudices, for sound money, national sovereignty, self-reliance and so on.
(I presume you can imagine what Jim Kronzer's simple, serviceable set looks like.) The choice of location is symbolic, since it was failing to make the football team that bonded them as pariahs years earlier.
(The serviceable set is by Eugene Lee).
Leaping about the stage, even climbing Travis George's serviceable set in one dashing moment, he does himself proud enough to make an observer hope he soon gets to do Henry V. Playing Sir John Falstaff mildly well, Malcolm Ingram vivifies the speech about honor by amusingly making the audience respond to his questions about honor's dubious benefits.
(In one sense the Johnson collection is not complete at all: it omits Mr. Johnson's time in the 1970s at Hi Records in Memphis, Mr. Green's label. Mr. Shipley noted that a serviceable two-CD set already exists. But like any true fan, he also has his bias: Mr. Johnson's earlier stuff is just better, he said).
On that level, Bean directs capably, the choreography by Lee Martino is serviceable and the set (Michael Carnahan) and costumes (Bobby Pearce) get the job done on minimal resources.
And that's certainly not to say that the first episode is weak; it's a serviceable outing that sets the stage for Schumer's brand of comedy, which is a generally winning mixture of insecurity and frankness, sexual and otherwise.
It's also about figuring out how to hew serviceable planks in one set of tasks and then, in other duties, build syntactic confections that don't taste like wood.
If it wasn't for that stuck door, I would have said James Morgan's set was serviceable along with the other tech elements.
