Sentence examples for that could be served from inspiring English sources

I developed a sweet, tart, peppery condiment that could be served alongside any of them.

One rule imposed a 30percentt limit on the number of subscribers that could be served by a cable company.

I couldn't decide between my tried and true green goddess dip and something new, perhaps a baked cheese concoction that could be served warm and molten.

This is a sorbet that could be served at the start of a meal, part of the way through as a palate cleanser, or at the end, to prolong the occasion.

The dish doesn't need to rely on white sugar, as the natural sweetness in dried cranberries, apples, nuts, onions, celery and carrots, when combined with squash, produced a final product that could be served in place of pumpkin pie.

The classes can draw in some of the other key skills - for instance, design and technology teachers at Cape Cornwall school in Penzance ran a project where pupils had to devise and make a soup that could be served in the school canteen using organic, in-season local vegetables with a budget of 32p per portion.

I.p. injection of the lectins also results in increased numbers of mast cells in the bone marrow that could be serving as a source of mast cells in order to repopulate the peritoneal cavity.

This meant that wine could be served, and, since Glendale was "dry" in those days, that became part of the restaurant's draw.

He put in lots of indoor seating, so that diners would linger, and conversely introduced the first Drive-Thru, in 1975, so that they could be served within 50 seconds without leaving their cars.

Although the department later said it could not accept such papers, a federal judge in Manhattan ruled that Mr. Li could be served through his guards.

"You always have to be flexible," Mr. Holder said, allowing that justice could be served in a commission trial, too, and praising generals who "adapt their game plans" as the situation changes.