Examples of 'it had served' in a sentence
Meaning of "it had served"
it had served: This phrase is used to imply that something had been useful or beneficial in the past. For instance, 'The old computer had served its purpose well for many years.'
How to use "it had served" in a sentence
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it had served
It had served him well in the city.
Very often it became neglected after it had served in the final funeral ceremony.
It had served us well but it was time to move on.
So it was a lie, but it had served its purpose.
It had served the world well.
Going to solve all the problems of heaven and earth, it had served to.
It had served its practical use.
That his anger was a form of energy, and it had served him well.
It had served me well when all else failed.
I told her that I 'd used it and it had served its purpose.
It had served them well and they had prospered.
In this case, however, it had served as the funerary vase for a child.
It had served its purpose well for Douglas.
Afterwards, however, as it had served its purpose the Nimrod was dismantled.
It had served several tours in Vietnam.
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Nevertheless, it had served as a useful complement to that work.
It had served in continuous combat longer than any division in the Sixth Army.
Since its closing, it had served as a military prison, and later as storage of archives.
It had served humanity since the Bronze Age.
Prior to its demolition, it had served as the main building of Worcester Academy from 1869.
It had served the Saint-Conval chapel which is now in ruins.
Previously, it had served only as a station for border checkpoint purposes.
It had served its purpose, and the personnel were needed elsewhere.
Afterwards, it had served as a summer base for ionospheric and meteorologic research.
It had served its purpose, to interfere with the German radar waves.
In Langenfeld it had served its purpose, so the comment by former major Magnus Staehler.
It had served me well, but I no longer needed it.
Previously, it had served on anti-aircraft ( AA ) duties in the United Kingdom and Normandy.
It had served us faithfully for 6 years.
He said it had served nearly 700 people on Wednesday.
It had served as a church, then as prison, and now it hosts a primary school.
It had served its purpose ; why did not Diktor shut it off?
It had served as a municipal parking lot until being restored as a park in 1980s.
