Sentence examples for means serving as from inspiring English sources

"I came to the Catholic Worker to attempt to make an honest life," she said, part of which means serving as an obscure but nagging irritant to the conscience of New York.

It also means serving as president of the ATP Players Council, a post he has held since 2008 and a bully pulpit from which he led the taxing and ultimately successful push for this year's big pay raise from the Grand Slam tournaments.

That means serving as a liaison among tech companies, co-working spaces, universities, investors and politicians — and also making sure that attention is paid to the entire region, not just the Westside.

These means served as reference lines in the respective figures to support interpretation.

Gone are the days when temping meant serving as a clerical worker, filling in for a secretary on vacation.

Most recently, that meant serving as the Creative Director of TRAX Records, the beloved Chicago house music label founded in 1983 and relaunched in the late 2000s by label co-owner Rachael Cain (aka Screamin' Rachael, the Queen of House Music).

Nike also showed off a new Nike+ app that's meant serve as your main entry point to the Nike world — Nike's Nikki Neuburger described it as "the all-access point to unlock your potential".

Time plots of the original data are shown in Figure 2. We calculated hourly means of the control group data of all three HRV parameters (ANN, LnSDNN, and LnRMSSD); these hourly means served as circadian templates in the analytic procedures.

It's also meant to serve as a broader means of education and exploration.

Our list is by no means comprehensive and is meant to serve as an entry point, so let us know who we missed in the comments!

Sticky rice is not only meant to be eaten with your hands in Laos, but it is also meant to serve as a utensil.