Serve In A Sentence

• What can we do immediately to serve you?
• Will you serve me at this crisis?
• The illustration will serve our turn.
• They merely serve to embitter you.
• Always rely on me when it is in my power to serve you.
• So we old men should serve each other too.
• I possibly may serve you.
• The latter may be put to serve under you.
• A few pounds would only serve to prolong his misery.
• You sha'n't serve me as you served your mate.
• Also, give me six boys, and serve out rifles.
• What purpose is it designed to serve in the philosophy of the author?
• In each an officer was elected to serve as house-commissary.
• I'd serve you faithfully, sir.
• Those also serve who only stand and wait' was our motto.
• I sought to serve my fellow-men, and they have persecuted me from among them.
• Any form of matter may serve as a transmitting medium for sound vibrations.
• But it will serve Frank: it will serve me, who wish to serve you.
• And mark how I will serve you!" ...
• However well it might serve some purposes, it is misapplied by Dr. Channing.
• Between them, he knew, they would manage to serve Joan's needs to the end.

• The smaller streets seemed to serve not only as thoroughfares but as workshops and stables.
• May my candor serve as a pledge of my wish to discharge this debt at some future day!
• Nothing would serve him but that he must dash over to Paris, to see her and Emily.
• Now, gentlemen, I am ready to serve in any capacity, whether to lead or to follow.
• Secondly, the sufferings of the innocent serve as a foil to set off and enhance the blessedness of eternity.
• He did not apply for the commission of a brigadier-general; but was willing to serve in any capacity where he might be needed.
• It is peculiarly hard on me to be a burden on any one, being accustomed rather to serve others than to be served by them.
• During breakfast he stood at a respectful distance, speaking only when spoken to, and jumping to serve them.
• Such a case is not usual, but an example of it will serve a useful purpose in fixing certain facts as to pitch.
• Two other paths are at this time provided through the now horizontal armature flanges which serve almost to connect the two pole pieces.
• Do not think that this is merely intended to serve as an introduction to the favor I am about to ask of you.
• Let this serve as a hint to all haberdashers, who have pretty daughters for shop-girls, and young students for customers.
• The drops in such switchboards are commonly high wound and left permanently bridged across the line so as to serve as clearing-out drops.
• The plan is frequently adopted, therefore, of having the operation of the generator serve to cut its own bell out of the circuit.
• Not one opponent has suggested, or can suggest, any other animal form that can serve as our nearest ancestor than the ape.
• There was one thing at least which might favor his projects, and which, at any rate, would serve to amuse him.
• Brant was ready for almost any work that might be of service to his king, but he was at first reluctant to serve under Butler.
• As the scheme was unfolded, the war-scarred chief of the Mohawks saw that he was meant to serve under this youth of small experience.
• Forgive my intrusion, and let me know if I can in any way serve you in return, which it would give me much pleasure to do.

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