The most important function of a vice president is to serve as a spare president.
I'll also be testing out a Panasonic GX-1 at the show (review afterwards), which will serve as a spare video device.
Her construction was suspended twice, during which times she served as a spare parts cache of sorts.
It's full of absorbing elements: Katherine Young's live original score for bassoon, violin and percussion, performed with Christine Bard and Erin Benim, served as a lushly spare aural landscape, while Carrie Wood's warm and evocative lighting had a sculptural aspect to it, forming a conversation with Robert Kocik's actual sculptures, three handsome and brightly colored vertical platforms.
According to People, Sally's mother, Joyce Ride, devotes her spare time to "serving as a counsellor at the women's county jail," a dead giveaway that she has a bleeding heart.
Consider serving as a volunteer.
His successor, Stephen Green, spare and unobtrusive, carries on this tradition, serving as an ordained priest in the Church of England.
But the sheer power of the approach makes it clear that, if properly harnessed, stem cells could serve as a warehouse of spare human parts.
Down by the ponds, an 80-foot-long arbor with a roof of white oak beams serves as a kind of spare stage from which to view the tapestry of plants vibrating with bumblebees and goldfinches.
The release noted Franklin's reputation for thrift, and expressed hope that the half dollar would serve as a reminder that spare cash should be used to purchase savings bonds and savings stamps.
