Sentence examples for whether to serve from inspiring English sources

You can decide on your own whether to serve any orange vegetables.

Baby boomers at least grappled with whether to serve, even if many eventually did not.

And then there is the thorny issue of whether to serve or not.

David Miliband must now decide whether to serve in the shadow cabinet under his younger brother.

The question of whether to serve shrimp with the heads is rarely up to a chef.

Or, perhaps, about whether to serve red, white or rosé with a blanquette de veau?

He started to question whether the "passion to serve humanity" really amounts to anything.

7 Let your work stand before deciding whether or not to serve.

It would seem that the decision whether or not to serve drink to a customer is made by the cashier.

But if we were free we'd be able to choose whether or not to serve" in the national guard.

Now MPs face an early choice over whether they wish to serve on Jeremy's frontbench if asked.