Sentence examples for whether served from inspiring English sources

Whether served as they come – perhaps with the smallest sprinkle of sugar and a good dollop of thick Jersey cream – puréed with a simple sugar syrup to make a refreshing cordial or added to prosecco or cava and served as an aperitif, they are perfect to eat right now.

It's best not to be too trusting of the frameworks surrounding their work, whether served up by others or themselves.

EVERYTHING tastes better out of doors, whether served under a clear blue sky or a canopy of twinkling stars.

Fresh sea scallops were gently seared whether served on a bed of fresh mesclun or piled on creamed leeks, young and sweet.

Whether served with beer or the best sherry, on fine china or a toothpick, cheese in Spain is essential as bread itself.

Free of any filament or sinew, cuts of yellowtail, squid, maguro and toro tuna, mackerel, fluke, salmon and shrimp were dewy, smooth and buttery mouthfuls, whether served neat or on beds or fingers of rice.

Analysts said they were unsure whether serving a bigger market would worsen supply problems.

Sharpova, by contrast, tries to keep the rallies as short as possible, whether serving or returning.

All editorial content, whether serving one or the other, derives from those objectives.

Whether serving up Mafia movie tropes in New Jersey or performing Hollywood kabuki in Beverly Hills, these shows feel more self-consciously self-constructed.

These are the people who look after our welfare when we fly, whether serving a meal or getting us out of a burning aeroplane in 90 seconds.