Sentence examples for serves something of from inspiring English sources

It is certainly possible that FiveThirtyEight itself serves something of this function.

That being said, almost every food truck on this list serves something totally out of the box; click through our slideshow to learn what these items are.

They also differed as to whether they had informed officials in the municipality in which they practiced, and whether they had informed the patient population they served – something only one of the informants had done.

I liked the idea of serving something Mediterranean-inspired for this dreary time of year, and thought about a dish I had eaten in Southern Italy.

Le Guen's failure at Rangers serves as something of a warning for Warburton.

The collection serves as something of an index to the history of Chevrolet, which will celebrate its 100th anniversary this fall.

"Remembrance," a collection of originals, serves as something of a guide to influences on Mr. Patitucci's musical life.

Now, the previously empty entry hall has a table (from Ikea) that serves as something of a shrine.

It serves as something of a museum piece and drawing subject for Pratt students, with its flywheels, glass-encased dials and pressure gauges, huge pipes and pistons.

Apart from the French royal line, there is the House of Grimaldi, which serves as something of a surrogate royal family in France.

Katie's is a rustic collection of sunken shelves heavy with groceries that serves as something of a town water cooler.