Examples of using Served up in English and their translations into Swedish
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snorkeling and diving, all served up with a little slice of heaven.
an SD card that we found at the back of a drawer served up the first test.
the Gianni's Ristorante Italiano has served up some of the best Italian food on the island.
it boasts a whole range of fantastical flavours served up in a portable pot so you can eat
You might struggle with paça- boiled sheep's feet- but the kebabs served up in cafés and stalls of the Old Town are unbeatable.
You will be spoiled with traditional tasty Portuguese fare served up with fine Portuguese wine.
In Song Bien, the catch of the day goes straight to the kitchen- where it's steamed and served up with traditional Vietnamese sauces and spices.
authentic treats served up on the streets of Barbados.
She became part of our Vibe team, served up delicious meals
On some special days or on the weekend there can also be fruit and eggs in various forms served up for breakfast.
Served up with a shot of espresso and a splash of reduced fat milk, Vita Coco Café gave coffee its smoothest-ever wake-up call.
With lifetime limits, once an officeholder has served up to the limit, he/she may never again run for election to that office.
Anointed sedative, where was this ceremony to take place, Yes. back when you wanted me in Hell? once you would served up So, come on tell us, Detective?
awesome food served up by beautiful women… can't go wrong!
If you like your sex served up hot with a heaping side of perversion,
But for some reason didn't come forward… until after the company served up Maddox on a silver platter.
I have seen malware served up from sites that weren't computer related searches either.
data storage served up by a third party vendor.
click on your valuable to get a bunch free spins served up.
I am convinced that at the end of the year Parliament's palate will be sufficiently discerning to decide whether the delicate outer case that you have served up today contains a substantial filling or just hot air.