Sentence examples for stop has served from inspiring English sources

On average, the truck stop has served more than 1.4 million customers per year since it opened in 1965.

The stop had served as a bit of a recreation area, too, with picnic tables and educational information about the nearby Hassayampa River, and the life of bats.

Single Stop, USA -- a nonprofit that has served about 1 million households across the country -- is changing how families in need are learning about and obtaining benefits.

The sculpture has served as a stop on walking tours of the city, including the Metropolitan Arts Commission's 1987 "Portland Public Art" walking tour and the 2003 Public Art Conference's walking tour of downtown.

The gracious white Colonial -- which has served as inn, stagecoach stop, post office and restaurant -- offers dining downstairs and up.

But Cheltenham Borough Council has served a notice to stop work on the house on Fairview Road for 28 days.

professional, has served ably.

When response rate (RR) is used as a single primary endpoint, two sets of stopping rules have served as the basis for many prior two-stage phase II trials.

A series of continuing resolutions - essentially stop-gap measures - have served as the US budget through various political battles over reducing the country's deficit.

Senate Republicans, unwilling to lose their best leverage to shape or stop a health care bill, have served notice that they would consider the reconciliation tactic a breach of Mr. Obama's promised spirit of bipartisanship.

If this percentage sharply declines over time and, accordingly, the percentage of skilled occupations increases, we could then argue that for them the unskilled service occupations have served as stop-gaps springboards towards better positions.