Sentence examples for well served on from inspiring English sources

Otello is extraordinarily well served on YouTube.

It's not even as though the visitor is that well served on these occasions.

Newcastle play Dynamo Kiev on Wednesday and, not surprisingly, Kiev are not as well served on the Net as Juventus.

Very often, small-screen British comedy talent is not well served on the big screen, and to be honest their collective talent is not fully harnessed here.

The home renovator is well served on the iPad and iPhone, with apps that do everything from measure square footage to provide information on more than 150 kinds of wood.

But this opera is already well served on records, including two great performances by Ms. Sutherland (from 1961 and 1972) and two classics by Callas (a studio recording from 1953, conducted by Tullio Serafin, and a live performance in 1955 from La Scala, conducted by Herbert von Karajan).

We're well served to rely on our strengths wherever possible, but not at the expense of valuing and developing their equally critical opposites.

Radio is very well served but on TV, I'd actually like to see a bit more.

Maidenhead is well served by trains on the Paddington to Reading line.

Are women well served by financial advisers on Wall Street?

That means that contestants might be well served by brushing up on the oldies.