Sentence examples for always serves as from inspiring English sources

The play is called Rebound, and Thomas always serves as "the scoop guy".

But with the fear of an Iraqi attack now lifted, calls for reforms—such as an end to gerrymandering, and to the tradition by which the crown prince always serves as prime minister—have grown louder.

The most exciting moments came with the grand défilé that always serves as the finale, choreographed by Nadia Veselova-Tencer, the gala's artistic director, who is married to Mr. Tencer.

This moment always serves as a reminder that I wasn't used to people over a certain age enjoying themselves, their bodies, and just generally mucking about with societal norms.

"No discovery is barren; it always serves as a step to something else" (TJ to Robert Patterson, 17 Apr. 1803).

Although to generate the optimal query plan remains an open question, fast and accurate distance estimation always serves as a fundamental building block.

Clearly, culture has always served as a political tool.

May Raoul Wallenberg's lifesaving efforts always serve as an inspiration for future generations.

Instead, it has always served as an administrative and cultural centre for the region.

Madonna's promotional mini-concerts always serve as an introduction to her next reinvention.

"The president has always served as a symbol," Dr. Lamm said.