Sentence examples for that sometimes serves from inspiring English sources

There's one radiation machine that sometimes serves four different countries.

Nearly every charter school admission begins with an application that sometimes serves as a screen.

To the left is a dreary corridor, but characters also enter and exit through an armoire that sometimes serves as a wine cellar.

"A person who does martial arts often walks tall and stands erect, like they're proud and confident, and that sometimes serves as a deterrent.

She's looking for a sister and a companion more than a child, and there's a bit of awkwardness about Zellweger's performance that sometimes serves this conception, sometimes not.

Karen Karen Walshh) is obsessed with Precious Moments, little ceramic figures with sweetie-pie faces and teardrop eyes that sometimes serve as death memorials.

But with only a small police force and militant gangs that sometimes serve as an auxiliary government force, Mr. Aristide does not appear to have enough manpower to take back Gonaïves by force, though government officials have said a plan to do just that is in the works.

Ari Loeb portrayed the poet, and the dance began with his raising a cup and tumbling about the stage holding a tubular construction that sometimes served him as a pillow and which at various other times resembled a wine cask with a spigot and a phallic symbol.

There are also mini-experiences that sometimes serve as marketing campaigns.

Certain stocks that sometimes serve as bellwethers reflecting the ups and downs of negotiations— including Boeing and Caterpillar might be good ones to consider watching for hints about how the market as a whole sees the talks progressing as February rolls along.

"It kind of inspires a sense of silliness," said Luke Roberson, based in London, who built his first Pedibus, a beer-bike-type vehicle that sometimes also serves champagne, in 2008.