Sentence examples for to serve take from inspiring English sources

To serve, take the mixing bowl filled with razor clams and add the leeks.

To serve, take a handful of shredded cabbage, place in an oval in the centre of each plate and pile the squid neatly in the centre.

To serve, take the breasts off the bone and reheat gently in your sauce: that way, any juices flowing out of the meat are incorporated.

To serve, take out the soup (in gazpacho like consistency) and sprinkle both the leaves and the soynuts after you put the soup in the bowl.

When Congress enacted the nation's first peacetime draft in 1940, the first Philadelphians required to serve took their oaths of enlistment before the Liberty Bell.

Sitting at that bus stop I now realized -- 29 years later -- that God's first calling for me to serve took place when He used the kindness of that woman to show me what grace looks like.

4.10pm: Jamie Murray just about manages to cling on to his serve, taking the score to 4-2.

Verdasco doesn't start too encouragingly, netting a forehand but an ace and a big serve take him to 30-15.

The legal change allowing the gay to openly serve took place in January 2000 after a two year legal battle involving three gay men and a lesbian, who had been discharged from the Royal Navy and RAF after being found to be gay.

(easthampton.com/history/didyouknow.html) The State University of New York motto is "To Learn -- To Search -- To Serve," taken from the name of a SUNY exhibit at the State Fair in Syracuse.

But Olsson gets a break point at 30-40, befoReideid's serve takes it to deuce.