Sentence examples for show served from inspiring English sources

The show served as a springboard for the writers.

He is a man who history will show served his country.

A plate of tender, bloody, absolutely stunning squab stole the show, served with a puree of turnips and parsnips.

A dinner followed the show, served on a terrace where banquet tables had been set with golden jacquard tablecloths and gold-edged dishes.

Created by Rod Serling, who also acted as its host, the show served as a night watchman to the anxieties of the atomic age.

His well-groomed young men, many from the Midwest and all freshly barbered before the show, served as a kind of break from the claustrophobia of one look.

The show serves a function; it just doesn't serve any purpose.

Ultimately, the paintings on show serve to challenge only partially a Baudelairean idealisation of the feminine.

In any event, the show serves mostly as an excuse to watch Schreiber at work.

The opening look of any fashion show serves as a declaration of intent.

Sometimes this show serves its story well, and sometimes it misses the mark badly.