Sentence examples for so served from inspiring English sources
We just don't want Mr. Duranty to be distinguished with a Pulitzer Prize for having so served the Soviets.
Gates, he said, "pandered to Casey's agenda," ignored analysts who put forth contrary views and so served to "corrupt the process and the ethics of intelligence".
The first canal, bringing cheap coal from Worsley, reached the town in 1762; later extended, it linked Manchester with the Mersey and Liverpool by 1776 and so served the import-export needs of the cotton industry.
The Confederacy would only be accepted as a significant diplomatic actor, would only be recognized as a legitimate nation-state, if doing so served the interests of the international community's existing members.
Fine starters included a sweet soft-shell crab, pan seared just so, served with delicate frisée and a subtle miso vinaigrette and potato gnocchi, a house specialty, tossed with wild mushrooms.
And when countries were known to be using it, as Thailand did in mid-1997, it was taken in the market as a sign of weakness, and so served only to intensify pressure on the baht.In this section Free and uneasy Ecofinessed?
So serving a whole one on the bone has been out of the question.
The turkey may cool off a bit, so serve with hot gravy.
It is possibly the richest thing you could ever eat, so serve it in small amounts.
They are marvellously short and rich, so serve with a cuppa-something, and that's it.
