Sentence examples for usually served for from inspiring English sources

There is a huge pot of "Kompot", the drink usually served for lunch in Poland, on a windowsill.

A traditional barbecue, or asado, is at the center of the estancia experience, usually served for lunch in the main dining room or, weather permitting, alfresco.

The Senate supervised the long-established ones, the so-called public provinces: their governors were chosen by lot, usually served for a year, commanded no troops, and were called proconsuls (although only those superintending Asia and Africa were in fact former consuls, the others being former praetors).

The fyrd usually served for two months, except in emergencies.

Prepare Bagels & Lox, with some herring on the side, as this is usually served for a Sunday breakfast, or brunch.

State Supreme Court judges usually serve for decades and exercise extraordinary power.

These clerks, the brightest recent graduates of top law schools, usually serve for only a year.

With so many more jurors in the pool, citizens usually serve for a few days, rather than the two weeks that was common in the old days.

They usually serve for fixed terms that are longer than the term of the parliament, and they may have some discretion in the appointment of a prime minister or the dissolution of the parliament.

And they usually serve for 12 month periods.

Magistrates usually serve for 4 to 8 years, depending on the state and local justice system.