Sentence examples for serviceable spaces from inspiring English sources
While vacant buildings and lots are abundant in Detroit, serviceable spaces for cafés – or tea bars, in Eli Tea's case – are rare.
Service was serviceable, if inconsistent.
With most actors such computation is largely unnecessary: they navigate the space between professionally serviceable and exceptionally adequate, rarely reaching into the beyond.
Thursday evening's concert of orchestral suites and violin concertos conducted by Mr. Labadie, with Isabelle Faust as soloist, took place in Avery Fisher Hall, a space with just about serviceable acoustics when it comes to the performance of large orchestral works.
The smaller files are handy for speedy downloads, space-saving for storage and perfectly serviceable for listening through ear buds when riding on the subway.
Plus, he's always redirected well in space, which suggests he could be a serviceable weak-outside linebacker in a 3-4 (pevenps even on some first and second downs).
True nothingness is very different from simply "empty space," even though that might be a serviceable, everyday definition, Carroll told me on a recent Skype call.
These tiny vehicles looked like overgrown Fisher-Price kiddie cars, but they are very serviceable in alleys, on one-lane streets and for tiny parking spaces.
The set designer, Charlie Corcoran, crams a serviceable reproduction of a 1940s English sitting room into the tiny playing space, but John Going directs with a lack of invention that is fatal to this type of talkathon.
