Sentence examples for serving as something from inspiring English sources
Imagine, Madison Square Garden serving as something more than a shelter from the elements.
Europeana is serving as something of a model for the noncommercial project in the United States.
These wood-plank promenades sustained businesses and tied together communities, serving as something akin to town squares on stilts.
At the same time, this corner of New England is serving as something of a bulwark against the forces of commercialism.
Their public geniality may also have the effect of serving as something of a smoke screen, obscuring whatever concessions they hope to negotiate on the policy priorities Mr. Cuomo is pushing.
The staff is extremely good-natured though the service is somewhere between desultory and confused: whenever I have a small request, an unnecessarily large team is marshaled, with me serving as something like a project manager on "The Apprentice".
He added: "Johnny's death has served as something of a wake-up call.
Mr. Campo also served as something of a foil to Mr. Paar.
The prosecutors' backgrounds have served as something of an undercurrent in the case.
Mr. Kinsley's tenure served as something of a test of the effectiveness of Web publishing.
Le Guen's failure at Rangers serves as something of a warning for Warburton.
