And on Sunday, it served to break records.
It served to break open a game the Rangers dominated from the beginning.
In ancient Roman architecture the pilaster gradually became more and more decorative rather than structural, as it served to break up an otherwise empty expanse of wall.
Neither the optics nor the reality of this is good for the U.S., since it only serves to break down American political prowess.
GAPDH is an enzyme that mainly serves to break down glucose by catalyzing the sixth step of glycolysis.
One foreign oil company representative was upbeat about the proposal, saying it would serve to "break the deadlock" that has paralyzed the system for years.
Given the show's title, some visitors will arrive wanting to know how needlework, which runs counter to our technology- and information-saturated age, has become such a cultural juggernaut, and how it might serve to break down the barriers between artist and amateur, art and craft.
Indeed, not only did #ShoutYourAbortion start a discussion and begin chipping away at the longstanding stigma surrounding abortion, but it also served to break down misconceptions and dismantle stereotypes society holds about the women who seek abortion.
Although we tend to do that often, and there is an attraction to it, it will only serve to break up the barriers you have worked to develop.
Both worry that a physical wall — and the rhetoric that's come with the effort to build it — will only serve to break up those ties and harm both places, especially since McAllen relies heavily on Mexican shoppers for its tax revenue.
Use of images will also serve to break up the text, making it easier to comprehend.
