Sentence examples for tends to be served from inspiring English sources

An aperitif Alcohol only tends to be served in licensed hotel bars and restaurants.

Maybe that's why it tends to be served in chilis and stews, where spices and peppers lend the illusion of flavor.

Aubrey Plaza Aubrey Plaza's performance as moody, deadpan April Ludgate in Parks and Recreation provided a refreshing counterpoint to how women are expected to behave in comedies, but such a distinctive persona tends to be served better these days by television – films such as Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever don't do her justice.

In Jalisco, the spirit's birthplace, tequila tends to be served not as a margarita but as a shot — perhaps a shot in a snifter if you're drinking something good in a fancy bar, but a shot nonetheless.

This cocktail tends to be served without garnish, although you are free to add a garnish if desired.

Fixed price dinners deliver variety, but portions are small and tend to be served too rapidly.

Meals tend to be served late, and the dance clubs (still called discos) don't open until 11 30 or midnight.

The restaurant has a separate dining room, though hotel guests tend to be served in the main lofty dining hall with the glass floor (which is also used for breakfast).

Note also that with average rate constraints, RT users tend to be served when they have good channel conditions which can create unwanted delay violations and jitter.

Combined with Miso Robotics' AI, this range of tools will allow Flippy to make more than burgers over time, including chicken, bacon, grilled onions and other items that tend to be served in burger restaurants.

And because this is incarceration on the cheap — the sheriffs get about twenty-five dollars a day per inmate — there is no money to pay for educational or vocational programs, even though these prisoners tend to be serving time for non-violent, often drug-related offenses, and so will be released into society, where they will have to make their way.