Sentence examples for usually serving from inspiring English sources

SAN FRANCISCO — Almost every choreographer begins as a dancer, usually serving another choreographer; and so theatrical dance acquires a complex sense of successive generations.

Those in county jails are usually serving short sentences or are awaiting trial and have not yet been convicted, like Bland.

Some manufacturing operations, usually serving specialized or local markets and dependent on a limited number of firms for product consumption, still employ many hand operations, however.

As managing director of Accelerated Medical Ventures, Zen specializes in building early-stage medical technology and healthcare service companies, usually serving as cofounder and first investor.

The more wholesome of Anne's free-spirited interview subjects is Charlotte (Anaïs Demoustier), a Parisian student who advertises herself as Lola and can't afford an apartment without resorting to prostitution, usually serving men old enough to be her father.

The Eurasian Steppe was a special case: usually serving as an avenue for a limited exchange of knowledge between Europe and China, in the late classical and medieval eras of Europe it developed an indigenous military technology based on the horse and composite recurved bow that challenged Europe and ultimately conquered China.

The temples usually serve only vegetarian food.

He usually served a few days behind bars.

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

Lunch is usually served from a mess tent.

They usually serve a fantastic breakfast with fresh homemade bread.