Sentence examples for serving seriously from inspiring English sources

The Rev. Edward B. Robinson, a Baptist minister, officiated at Children's Harbor, a camp in Alexander City, Ala., serving seriously ill children and their families.

It might throw Bib Gourmands about like confetti, but you still feel that any chef who has squeezed a star out of Michelin must be serving seriously good and exciting food.

As if you need another reason to spend the day here, El Chiringuito (chiringuitoibiza.com) is an authentic cafe/bar serving seriously good cava sangria and the best paella on the island.

They are very serious, but too often serve seriously dull wine and indifferent food.

The proud possessor of two Michelin stars, Mr. Guilbaud's restaurant serves seriously good food, like roast quail coated with hazelnuts, in seriously elegant surroundings.

I'm more interested in the mood: in a noisy elbows-on-the-table room, wherein the inked and bed-headed staff serve seriously impressive food, call you "my darling" and don't so much pour booze as foist it upon you.

"How do we best serve seriously ill patients who may need large amounts of cannabis and could get priced out of a recreational market?

Young Parisian entrepreneurs are transforming the neighborhood's vibe by setting up stylish bars and rowdy restaurants that serve seriously good food.

They were always legislatively required to serve seriously ill adults and children, but SAMHSA and CMHS which oversaw them, took multiple steps to ensure they were not spent on seriously ill adults or on evidence based practices.

These dabblers in defense pretend to serve seriously the real needs of our national defense and our people in uniform -- when, in fact, they are serving the needs of foundations, universities, non-profits or politicians funded by defense mega-corporations seeking to expand their sources of government largesse.

What these restyled pubs did was upend the idea of a pub as primarily places to drink by serving some seriously good food.