Sentence examples for what it served from inspiring English sources

That's what it served to do," said vice chief Kimberly Jonathan.

Under a simply dazzling ceiling of golden mosaic tiles, rows of marble columns stand watch over the dining room, which is so authentically British, it almost feels like a set (which is precisely what it served as on the season 4 opener of Downton Abbey when Lady Edith sneaks into London for a romantic dinner with her oh-so-very married paramour).

Each kitchen, of course, tries to put its stamp on what it serves, but familiarity and tradition are important when you want to show people a predictably good time.

The Leopard, for what it serves, is an expensive restaurant.

House of Dosas is as notable for what it omits as for what it serves.

What it serves to do is to create the false idea that racist acts are infrequent, extraordinary and, crucially, committed only by those who self-identify as such.

Chez Panisse is a French restaurant, but it definitely does not serve la grande cuisine, or even Child's cuisine bourgeoise; what it serves is more like farmhouse cooking with grade-A ingredients and a lot of style.

Thus, although what is literally expressed by (2) is trivial, what it serves to communicate is not.

The Bazaar is basically LA's version of Spain's El Bulli, believed by many critics to be the best restaurant in the world (not only for what it serves, but for the dining trends it inspires globally).

Wild cautioned that ads should add value to users, so hopefully that means the company will be selective with what it serves — however there are no immediate plans to pursue such strategies at this point.

It will be interesting to learn both how this unique ontogenetic regulation of NMDARs takes place and what it serves functionally.