Sentence examples for regularly served as from inspiring English sources

After retirement from ACF, he regularly served as an arbitrator for Con Edison.

Dottie Belman regularly served as Team Mother, and she remembers literally running home from her job, as a hairdresser, so that she could have dinner on the table at five-fifteen every afternoon.

A Sheriff's Department official said the agency employee in question was the head of the motor pool, Paul Mariano, who started at the department as a mechanic in 1997 and regularly served as Mr. Speziale's driver.

He created designs for the stained-glass windows in the cathedral; he regularly served as architectural consultant to the cathedral building supervisors, although it is unlikely that he actually collaborated with Brunelleschi on the construction of the dome as he later claimed.

In addition to his other roles, Adams regularly served as a delegate on behalf of the Knickerbockers at the NABBP's annual meetings.

He is an editorial board member for the Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Criminology and has regularly served as a manuscript reviewer for the Journal of Black Studies, Crime and Delinquency, and Women and Criminal Justice.

For some, it is the latest evidence that the legal profession has been reduced to the business of lawyering, with money regularly serving as the measure of success.

There's history in that as well as nearby geography: from Colombia to El Salvador, the Catholic church has long played a peacemaking role in the region, regularly serving as the broker between governments and guerrillas.

He has appeared on CNBC, BBC America, NPR, and G4, moderated several panels at SXSW, regularly serves as the emcee of the Startup Battlefield portion of TechCrunch's Disrupt conference, and recently played himself on the hit HBO show, Silicon Valley.

The hydrogeological and geochemical data collected during the injection tests are often employed to assess the potential impacts of injection on receptors such as drinking water wells and regularly serve as a basis for the development of conceptual and numerical models that underpin the prediction of potential impacts.

He frequently appears as the public face of the industry and regularly serves as a source for major media outlets, including CNN, Associated Press, The New York Times, The Washington Post, NBC News and CBS News.