He'll serve as a mayor.
act, serve as governess to a family
Let those who can serve as teachers.
Others serve as tourist attractions and museums.
[The exercises] will serve as a deterrent.
Attend upon as a squire; serve as a squire.
We must serve as the people's servant and serve the people with all our strength.
We found that birch bark could serve as paper.
Many students serve as volunteer teachers to China's poorest counties.
The episode should serve as a warning to Europeans.
Difficult circumstances serve as a textbook of life for people.
Also, the cellophane can serve as a protection against rain.
They serve as inspiration, as warning, and sometimes simply as example.
Here the gods serve as beds or resting places as the day RACES across the sky.
Discard worn out boards, as cut marks on them serve as hiding places for viruses.
Soup can serve as a great appetizer to a meal, or as an entree.
As long as the mind is clear and clear, criticism and praise can serve as a catalyst for success.
Many Armenian troops from there serve as mercenaries fighting for anyone who can pay them.
Robots can also serve as gas station attendants, firefighters and other security functions.
Locke is the first Chinese-American to serve as ambassador to China.
The urethane liner extends over the flange face to serve as the valve's flange gasket.
Although the suggestions given below are not comprehensive, they can serve as a good start.
As these messages travel through the brain, they create pathways that serve as the basis of our memory.
No longer do the partial moments serve as a critique of the whole as they sometimes do in Modernism.
The atmosphere will be filled with light music that would only serve as background as people converse with each other.
With as many as 150 in each class, the tents that serve as classrooms are ripped and shredded as the pupils tumble out of them.
The canceled checks that are returned to you provide a record of where your money was spent, and they can serve as proof that payment was received — that is, canceled checks can serve as receipts.
Nowadays information definition has a direction that is super abundance and floating, taken explanations serve as definition.
The approved plans serve as the bases for the development and utilization of water resources as well as for the control of water disasters.
As long as the Asian countries make concerted efforts, we can ensure that Asia will continue to serve as an important engine driving the global economy.
Unity has six hatches. One is connected to Zarya, and others serve as connectors for other modules.
But the bombings serve as a reminder that India, despite all the hype, is not a country wholly at peace.
They'll be shortly flown to Disney World, where they will serve as Honorary Grand Marshals for the Thanksgiving Day Parade.
In other words, there? S no good reason why other elements shouldn't also be able to serve as link ends.
This wears me to miss your a person to always serve as next, if need help, you might as well keep informed, either.
Goals serve as a filter for tasks and as guides for structuring the display of information and controls during the iterative process of constructing the scenarios.
As one of the most powerful theory in educational technology, instructional design can serve as a guidance in the innovation of college courses.
How did the original music of Arirang, as a voluminous "homonymy ballad group", serve as an impetus for the forming of the Arirang phenomenon?
Nominees against whom the China Securities Regulatory Commission has objections may serve as candidates for Company director but not as candidates for independent director.
As for the battle that ends tonight? I do believe as my father once said? That on matter how hard the loss? Defeat might serve as well as victory to shape the soul and let the glory out.
More than a month ago, Zeng Guofan left Beijing to go to Jiangxi Province to serve as the chief examiner of the Jiangxi provincial examinations.
Evidence indicates they were created to serve as potter's wheels around 3500 B.C. in mesopotamia-300 years before someone figured out to use them for chariots.
On the other hand, less malignant gossip that stops short of repeating lies or breaching confidences can serve as a source of understanding.
When they saw the little tailor, they thought: "a little fellow like that can creep through a key-hole and serve as picklock to us."
Participants will be issued a REGISTRATION NUMBER after filling the registration form which will serve as the only means of identification during the entire judging process.
Tortillas have found their place in the American mainstream diet, where they now serve as substitutes for traditional breads in such popular fare as hot dogs, lasagna, pitas, sandwiches and pizza.
Find a way to move my trunk up here, and it can serve as a bed.I'll offer you a cigarette," and he stuck out his left Index finger and waved it about as though it were a sample cigarette.
If anything, insiders' investment missteps should serve as a reminder that most institutions didn't have a clue as to the actual value of many of their assets going into this financial crunch.
Let these rings serve as locks not binding you together but as keys, unlocking the secrets of your hearts for each other to know, and thus bringing you closer together forever.
At the time of fully affirm our country current nonage serve as guardian system of positive effect, also point out the our country the nonage serves as guardian the problem of the system existence.
The city has poured $142 million into the site, hoping it will serve as a magnet for conventioneers, curious tourists and suburbanites who have fled to havens in outlying communities.
I am proud to have made youth issues a priority, including by appointing the first-ever youth Envoy to serve as a liaison between the United Nations and the world's young people.
Some of the better teachers should be invited to serve as instructors for the others, and college and university faculty members should help middle school teachers raise their level.
The Ambassador said that the Chinese Embassy in the UK would continue to fully support all the work of the China Group and serve as a bridge for China-UK parliamentary exchanges and cooperation.
And God said, "let there be lights in the expanse of the sky to separate the day from the night, and let them serve as signs to mark seasons and days and years."
In fact, given the size of its working personnel, the scope and nature of its work, and its tasks, a commune is a large township as it used to be and should be now, and the commune committee can serve as the township people's committee.
This is a long-range seven-year plan for a large co-operative (theycall it a collective farm, that is, a co-operative) which will embrace the township's thousand or so households. The plan can serve as reference material for all localities.
Languages serve as a tool for reading and communication. Without a good knowledge of Chinese, you will find it difficult to express yourself. Without a good knowledge of a foreign language, you will find it difficult to absorb new knowledge from abroad.
