Sentence examples for serving as a record from inspiring English sources

Now his garden (which is not on the Guild Hall tour) retains elements of its own past — a venerable Japanese maple, an unruly lilac grove and an orchard of ficus trees all but consumed by ivy — while also serving as a record of Mr. Sonnier's evolving interests.

The patterns left behind evoke the microbial colonies one might remember from middle school science class, serving "as a record of what it was to live, then die, in seven days," according to The Fold's project description.

It's sensible to create a list that helps keep you on track with what you should pack and that can be used for the entire trip to help ensure you've remembered all contents for your bag, as well as serving as a record of items if your bag gets lost or stolen.

It was recorded at Master Sound Recording Studios and Windmark Recording, both located in Virginia Beach with Andrew Coleman serving as a recording engineer.

The glacial ice in Greenland, which serves as a record of the Earth's climate, began to form about a hundred and fifteen thousand years ago.

Our process doesn't just increase transparency and give feedback on a biweekly basis, it also serves as a record if we ever need to think about termination.

To-do lists not only help you prioritize what tasks you need to get done first, but they can also serve as a record of the loose ends.

Fidelity also said that it provides "valuable services to 401(k) clients for whom Fidelity serves as a record keeper and trustee," adding, "We believe the fees charged and the compensation collected by Fidelity for those services are reasonable".

It serves as a record of accomplishment and will doubtless provide future scholars with a road map of who did what in the last half of the 20th century and the early part of the 21st.

Mr. Kahle's Internet Archive, which exists on a combination of grants and fees from digitizing books for libraries, operates the Wayback Machine, which serves as a record of discontinued websites or early versions of pages.

"There's a bit of a Robin Hood discussion around whether a plan should charge the rich to pay for the poor," said Steve Utkus, a principal at Vanguard, which does not pay employers and their retirement plan administrators any revenue sharing but accepts it from other fund companies when it serves as a record keeper for a company's retirement plan.