Examples of using When serving in English and their translations into Portuguese
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When serving, add ice into each glass.
The skies of the faithful Christian are not always clear when serving Jesus.
When serving, put boiled chicken on a plate.
As you know, presentation crucial when serving any meal must have sincerity.
When serving, add the parmesan cheese.
You should always change glasses when serving new wines, otherwise there will be a mixture of flavours.
When serving, cut into the same squares and pour sour cream.
What does one offer as a side dish when serving John the baptist's head on a silver platter?
When serving wine, the glass should be perfectly clean and with no traces of detergent.
In that case, the rules on service of that State will apply when serving a European order for payment upon the defendant.
When serving as an assistant System Sovereign, Lanaforge was faithful to Michael in an earlier upheaval in the universe of Nebadon.
The country-of-origin principle means that a small business from Bratislava may apply Slovak law when serving a customer in Vienna.
When serving independently of their seraphic directors, they are more than ever dependent on mutual contact and always function together.
Although the tradition is most often observed when serving Vintage Port, it is also often followed with other Port styles.
Most pottery tea sets also come with a sugar and creamer set, as well as the availability of additional plates andstands that can be used when serving tea.
He is first mentioned in a charter in 1160, when serving at the court of his maternal uncle, Conrad, Bishop of Passau, later Archbishop of Salzburg.
When serving the Father also follow Jesus' example who became Angel among you preaching for humanity, the verb"Love", exemplifying the lessons of pardon, charity and detachment.
Here, too, is his deeply personal story of how he first forged a bond with Australia when serving as a US Naval Officer through the Second World War.
In 2012 when serving as U.N. ambassador, Rice opposed efforts to publicly censure Rwandan President Paul Kagame for again supporting a Congolese rebel group, this time in the 2012 Congo conflict Despite the sacking of the regional capital of Goma.
The Piranas are rowdier than what she's used to, especially when serving them rum, but with a well sharpened knife, Bonnie's perfectly capable of taking care of herself.
When serving the wine, you should swirl the glass to release the aromas, which are concentrated in the body of the glass(that is why it is important to the glass to have a narrower mouth than the body) and after that you will be able to clearly perceive the aromas.
The professed minister of Christ is in a fearful position when serving the purposes of the tempter, by listening to his whisperings, and letting him captivate the mind and guide the thoughts.
To round off the collection there is a leather shell that has metal blades intersecting with the joint lines of the table, and also a circular shell in natural stone that can be used as a display surface orto accept hot dishes when serving food.
When serving in unattached groups, these personalities from the higher realms are usually self-directing, but when serving on request, they often voluntarily place themselves wholly under the jurisdiction of the supervising directors of the realms of assigned function.
Earth is just a lesser-than-third-class colony ruled by a Nul tyrant whose deceiving devices together with good willing but ineffective attempts of a Nul signatory to clarify the abuses and with the disorganised earthling resistance reflect the complex relationship existing between imperialists andsubject races which Aldiss himself had the chance of seeing at first hand when serving in India and Indonesia in the forties.
When served hot.
Best when served cold.
The breakfast when served at the restaurant is included.
Aren't you supposed to pay when served?
It is usually topped with olive oil when served.