Alongside more seasoned actors like Allison Janney, Peter Gallagher and Dylan Baker, she is as good as the movie, which is serviceable.
On his way to work, Trotsky often stopped at small deli in the Bronx, the Triangle Dairy Restaurant, which was serviceable for a cheap meal.
If you yearn for something sweet, opt instead for the house-made blintzes with sweetened farmer cheese, found on the appetizers list, or the apple cake, which was serviceable.
Despite an overwhelming numerical superiority of 1,375 aircraft, 957 of which were serviceable, the air campaign in Belgium had limited success overall on the first day.
Northanger Abbey is the story of the gothic novel-obsessed 17-year-old Catherine Morland, a girl who "read all such works as heroines must read to supply their memories with those quotations which are so serviceable and so soothing in the vicissitudes of their eventful lives".
But it raises the question of what happens to the shunned phones of yesteryear, many of which are still perfectly serviceable and most of which contain goodies that could be recycled if a way of harvesting them efficiently were found.And that is what ecoATM, a firm based in San Diego, thinks it has created.
If they are regulars, they simply must not care about the squalor of their trains: the ripped and buckled seats, the rancid lavatories (which are often scarcely serviceable at all), the litter and trash strewn everywhere, the absence of appropriate luggage storage facilities (this, after all, is a busy airport train).
"Mr Weston," breezed the British Medical Journal, "is masticating a substance which is most serviceable of its class for use under exertion.
It's a large, cavernous restaurant serving the usual lineup of red sauce fare, which is perfectly serviceable and sometimes great.
The plot is serviceable, which is to say that it's placed at the service of the actors (and the special-effects artists), who deftly toss it around and sometimes forget it's there.
