| be serve | 1.71 | We were all serving officers. | ||
| build serve | 1.12 | It was built to serve the Soviet navy. | ||
| sentence serve | 1.05 | Most were sentenced to serve only a few months. | ||
| call serve | 0.92 | In the end, very few Harvard men were called to serve. | ||
| use serve | 0.79 | But most of it will be used to serve cars. | ||
| exist serve | 0.66 | Remember, diaries exist to serve the writer, so your own rules apply. | ||
| create serve | 0.59 | If a new Market opened up, new jobs could be created to serve it. | ||
| set_up serve | 0.59 | ORT was set up to serve as the voice of the current government. | ||
| time serve | 0.53 | Lee was sentenced to time already served. | ||
| chill serve | 0.46 | Best served slightly chilled. | ||
| recruit serve | 0.46 | Then Chao was recruited to serve on an alumni board for Harvard. | ||
| develop serve | 0.39 | Plans are being developed to serve Maine. | ||
| apply serve | 0.33 | He was happy more graduates were applying to serve in the department. | ||
| return serve | 0.33 | Then he quickly returned to serve lamb kebabs. | ||
| tailor serve | 0.33 | Under that test, racial classification must be narrowly tailored to serve a compelling governmental interest. | ||
| arrive serve | 0.26 | When police arrived to serve the warrant, WDAF still would not hand over the tape. | ||
| have serve | 0.26 | He had ben serving in the national army on Grande Comoro, the main island, and returned to Anjouan last week. | ||
| position serve | 0.26 | We are perfectly positioned to serve both of those markets. | ||
| will serve | 0.26 | Getting Satan to appear for a court hearing could also be tricky, as would serving him with a subpoena. | ||
| work serve | 0.26 | That means treating tenants like the customers they are and working to serve their needs. |