Sentence examples for function as something of from inspiring English sources

SnapVillage will also function as something of a farm system.

In addition to everything else, our abortion industry may function as something of a tourist attraction.

Scheduled to open in July, the center will once again function as something of a boot camp for diabetics, teaching patients to check blood sugar levels, monitor their diet and exercise in a focused manner.

Although there are marked differences between the two cases, the Kinsella impeachment will function as something of a road map for the committee, said Richard Tulisano, chief of staff to House Speaker Moira K. Lyons, and a former state representative who served on the Kinsella committee.

The idea here is to create a line of interactive gems, beginning with pearls but eventually expanding into other gemstones, which function as something of an upgrade to the traditional keepsake locket.

At launch, Sense, now live on Kickstarter, will function as something of a digital brain for the connected home, in order to do things like turn on or off the lights, adjust the music or thermostat, and more.

HBX functions as something of a critique of other business schools' approaches.

Ms. Enders suggested that Ms. Brooks functioned as something of a firewall for Mr. Murdoch — a buffer against the allegations.

William and I were part of a tight little group of four that functioned as something of a unit from around the ages of ten to fourteen.

The conference functions as something of a freewheeling art marketplace where those who program (buyers) and those who perform (sellers) can get to know one another's work.

On a recent Sunday, he stood at the kitchen island, which functions as something of a command center for the apartment.