Sentence examples for which serves both from inspiring English sources

That's "beaten earth," which serves both literary and descriptive purposes.

He was an attending surgeon for the department of orthopedic surgery, which serves both N.Y.U.

Witnesses reported seeing a major police presence at the station - which serves both National Rail and Underground lines - during the incident.

The lawsuit comes after the Legislatures in Utah and Arizona failed to pass bills aimed at abolishing the Colorado City Police Department, which serves both towns.

In a solid-rocket motor (SRM) the propellant consists of one or more pieces mounted directly in the motor "case," which serves both as a propellant tank and combustion chamber.

This is a wonderful book, which serves both as introduction to the Ancient Greeks and a hugely entertaining, informative and thoughtful discussion of what made them so important, in their own time and in ours.

Rainwater is channelled into sand catchments, which serve both to filter it and to protect it from evaporation.

A fellow behind the bar, which served both the pool and the adjacent thatched palapa-style dining room, asked if we'd like a drink.

But the spinster begins sending her bits of old letters and diaries, which serve both to partly uncover the mysteries of Grange House and further obscure them.

Fort Lee has three supermarkets, which serve both borough residents and New Yorkers, who are attracted by the lower food prices in New Jersey - a result of lower taxes.

And an important part of their wealth was in the form of silk cloth, which served both as currency and as a source of identity.