用to serve造句子，“to serve”造句

You were shaped to serve God.

Don't wait to have time, to be able to serve.

to support someone to serve as a leader

He only knows how to serve with underarm form.

ever ready for inquiry, Be ever ready to serve

College education is the main power to foster talents, to serve society and to create technology.

To try one's very Best to serve someone, even at the expense of one's own life

To draw a circle on the ground to serve as a prison

Ali Hague, Meadow Ding and other people can not serve as prime ministers, Hui people, Ahma's talent is enough to serve as prime minister.

The chief of the group of coffin bearers used to serve the royal family.

Society where each class or level have a duty to serve the class above it

Want to achieve this one goal, solving the life to serve the user of the website to experience is crucial.

"My man," said he,"we want you to serve in the round-house. You and Ransome are to change berths."

Biopolymers are microbially produced polymers used to modify the flow characteristics of liquids and to serve as gelling agents.

Wang Ling, a native of Hangzhou, was first appointed as an official of Hanlin to serve on the imperial edicts. He has been moved to serve on the books of Zhengyi Doctor, Dian Zhongcheng and Emperor Prince.

We Take It Personally for our customers - going beyond normal job responsibilities to serve our customers both internally and externally.

X to serve,Y to receive.

That restaurant used to serve whites only.

He was ordered to serve round rations to the troops.

The cabin crew will now start to serve refreshments.

If we don't know how to serve him here, how will we be prepared to serve him in heaven?

Much like an ascending master masters thought-form altering the reality that one manifests to serve ascension, so is earth altering her reality to serve ascension.

As colleagues, we have no reason to ask others to serve us faithfully.

A son's regret at not Being able to serve parents in their old age

Chances are always there, we have to grab every single opportunity... to help, to love and to serve.

They have the same vision to serve and share the gospel to the Chinese community in South America.

I'd be proud to serve in that Army, and to take my place beside Merrill and the other two or three elderly fellows who still oppose allowing gays to serve openly.

Robert said his effort Wednesday was a protest against the court decision ordering him to serve prison time.

It's your turn to serve (to me).

The nail is too short to serve.

What is the best technique to serve with?

Our purpose is to serve the country, serve people, and give people peace and happiness. It is not to serve a King, and allow the King to judge us.

someone who serves (or waits to be called to serve) on a jury.

It was possible to serve God and Mammon at the same time.

Appoint Aaron and his sons to serve as priests; anyone else who approaches the sanctuary must be put to death.

The co-Executors serving at any time after my death may name one or more replacements to serve in the event that none of the three named individuals is willing or able to serve at anytime.

Is there anyone to serve me?

He gladly offered to serve the warrant to Robin Hood.

Do the public exist to serve public-sector workers with their high pay and inflated benefits, they ask, or do public-sector workers exist to serve the public?

master of ceremonies; 2.to serve as the master of ceremonies

Its main functions are to pass various kinds of qi and to serve as the pathway for body fluid.

to serve the senior citizens

People were supposed to serve themselves at the continental breakfast;

Notice the Bible verse above says, "he saved us for His holy work." you are saved to serve. Why did God save you? So you could serve Him.

Two or more smaller size valves can be piped in parallel (when approved) to serve a larger supply pipe main.

It's virtue of Chinese people to serve tea to guests.

to accept the mandate of a party to a civil action to serve as his representative in litigation;

designed to serve a specific function.

to serve the state and pacify the people; to protect the people and bring peace to the state

It was the old tragedy of insularity trying to serve as mentor to the universal.

For each task force, recruit one or two professionals in that area to serve as the initial convenors.

Mongrel, our Web server, does not serve static data particularly well, so we use Apache to serve image content.