Sentence examples for serving out of from inspiring English sources

Another rule: no serving out of plastic; the guests had to try to make the food look home-made by presenting it in a real serving dish, alongside a piece of paper with the name of the food and where it was purchased.

In 2011, it reported that only 16%% of the participants consumed at least one whole grain food serving out of three daily starchy food servings (press release, 11 November 2011, http://www.etude-nutrinet-sante.fr).fr

Jez says that serving out of a window has a reassuringly familiar air.

About 100 paces along the road, next to a newly-opened gay nightclub called Fitladz ("Fitladz is for Fitladz who like Fitladz," its website explains. It used to be a cocktail bar called Tart), the Fox and Anchor has been serving out-of-hours booze for centuries.

The digital wing of the Tribune Co., which owns newspapers such as the Chicago Tribune, the Los Angeles Times and The Baltimore Sun, found that its Omniture account was serving out-of-date numbers in late December, according to Rob Patton, the company's vice president for business intelligence and analytics.

But cash machines are costly, and if regulators succeed in protecting us from being charged for using them, banks won't continue to serve out-of-town travelers".

A federal prosecution means bail is non-existent, the sentence is longer than in a state facility and served out-of-state for men since Connecticut doesn't have a federal prison for men.

Now, as phone service becomes an increasingly important economic factor to even the most rural places, little telephone companies that serve out-of-the-way communities are finding themselves in demand by new business.

The Friars were celebrating their 100th anniversary, with Champagne served out of plastic flutes in the plaza in front of their building on East 55th Street.

We reconciled ourselves to the idea of my mother serving out the rest of her prison term.

But instead of serving out the match, he dropped his serve.