Sentence examples for serving these days from inspiring English sources

The question this raises is who the classic media are actually serving these days: classic media don't catch the age bracket that their own executives are part of – let's call it, for brevity, the middle-aged – because that age bracket is transfixed by youth.

Gosh, aren't we just wonderfully served these days, not least by our actors?

Most communities are pretty well served these days by cable, DSL and satellite internet services.

Their money would be better served these days by stuffing it into their mattresses.

As an investor, he serves these days on the boards of Facebook and Hewlett-Packard, among others.

The leaner pork served these days often makes for a dry, tough meal, even at restaurants that specialize in meat dishes.

As an all-volunteer force, the young men and women who serve these days are top drawer; it is the institution that is idiotic, he argues.

And there you may see the function "the world's greatest rock'n'roll band" serve these days: generating an awful lot of money, for themselves, of course, and for those granted the privilege of using their brand.

Like, um, exactly what purpose do gaming mags serve these days?

What purpose do genre distinctions serve these days?

If a politician or a serving officer, these days, wrote a poem, as they are quite likely to, it would be truly astonishing to see them writing in the style of George Szirtes.