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(1) Is it time to serve up?

(2) It's time to serve up the main course.

(3) Come on everyone, I'm ready to serve up.

(4) Any flip of the remote control will serve up countless images of graphic violence.

(5) Heavily made-up stewardesses serve up fatty meals and stale rolls. Sentencedict.com

(6) Are you ready to serve up?

(7) Daniel: Why do they serve up the noodles first?

(8) Chrysler will be able to serve up a substantially better car.

(9) Now, how exactly reading another unrelated email will serve up a more contextually relevant ad, I’m not sure.

(10) Reality shows serve up juicy drama out of human shortcomings.

(11) Expect to serve up rice-paper rolls and marinated beef, decorated with a pineapple boat.

(12) Rafael Benitez today called on his players to serve up a repeat of their performance against Manchester United last month when Liverpool cross swords with Manchester City at Anfield on Saturday.

(13) Instead, serve up small portions of veggies to your cat. Some recommended vegetables include baked carrots, steamed asparagus or broccoli, green beans, winter squash, or chopped greens.

(14) Such ministering spirits distil the best books and serve up the quintessence of wisdom.

(15) Instead, research similar terms that can also serve up high paying ads and go with them.

(16) This distributed model allows publishers and subscribers to reduce the number of actions required to serve up feeds and is what Anil Dash eloquently describes as the Pushbutton Web.

(17) Amazon will be hoping to leverage both the strength of the Kindle brand, built up over three generations of its popular e-book reader, and its ability to serve up content such as music and video.

(18) The wiry businessman even inspired a steak house chain, Wang Steak, which claims to serve up beef in the style in which Wang ate at work.

(19) The customer wants to consolidate the number of load balancing applications and lower the number of servers required to serve up the applications.

(20) As the US drama returns for a fourth season last week, we serve up a few tantalising titbits about the man behind the tattoos.

(21) For example, if you were providing a live update service during a busy news event where the front-end web application kept periodically reloading the news item, you could easily serve up the content.

(22) Once you have successfully completed the enablement task (as described in the previous sections), the portal can serve up any or all pages through SSL.

(23) Changes to directories, for example the ability to use LDAP, NameLookup, or both to serve up directories, and a directory indexer task that updates views in the Domino Directory.

(24) You should break long Web pages into two or three pages when you serve up mobile content.

(25) We were able to stream our music, access our photos, and serve up a simple website.

(26) As an example, the Guice servlet package supplies two additional scopes: Request and Session, which serve up a unique instance of your class per servlet request and servlet session.

(27) Many drivers — strung out from the long desert slog — prefer to push through the night rather than staying in the seedy roadside inns that serve up young prostitutes as cheaply as mugs of millet beer.

(28) It puts the Rails application directory structure into the root of the .war file where any web server or Java application server might mistakenly serve up your code as static content.

(29) Since the beginning of Gmail and its AdSense contextual ads, there has been much concern that Google was reading all of your email to serve up the best ads.

(1) Is it time to serve up?

(2) It's time to serve up the main course.

(3) Come on everyone, I'm ready to serve up.