Sentence examples for indeed served as from inspiring English sources

The new shadow chancellor John McDonnell, indeed, served as the GLC's deputy leader.

Aristotle's Rhetoric and similar works by others have, indeed, served as model texts for Western scholars and students until this day.

Returning to the rather more secure confines of his legal education, Ab excelled and, indeed, served as editor-in-chief of the University of Chicago Law Review.

A bachelor's degree may indeed serve as a foot in the door for a recent graduate, but that's all it does.

That England's accuracy deteriorated so alarmingly from the heroics in Paris a fortnight earlier, indeed never reached a vaguely high point yesterday from which it could deteriorate, must indeed serve as tribute to the hostility of the hosts.

But one of those officials said Monday that the report, which will be published in late March, might indeed serve as "a point of reference" for the development of church policy.

If it becomes a hit, it will indeed serve as an important buffer for the day when "Morning Edition" gravitates to the Internet, or loses some of its luster, or becomes a less potent fund-raising force.

For instance, he said the company might request such a letter when a family's existing home is not yet sold and it wants the buyer to show that the new home will indeed serve as the primary residence.

Though Sam is lobbying hard to start out with a visit to the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame, I overrule his choice in favor of the Old State Capitol, a few blocks from our B & B. This imposing Greek Revival brick building did indeed serve as Mississippi's statehouse from 1839 until 1903, when it became too small.

In the real world, the seven-passenger GL will indeed serve as an ultraluxurious minivan, but it's nice to know that your minimum investment of $63,305 buys a machine that won't crack in half the first time a tire leaves the pavement.

Snacks may, indeed, serve as an interesting differentiator in a market that is increasingly complex.