“serve to”造句，怎麼用serve to造句

"Idiot" cards serve to prompt many an onstage actor.

Does that mean that our example can never serve to help someone in need?

Funerals should not only serve to memorialize the dead, but also to give hope to those they've left behind.

Baseline grids provide virtual floors and walls to a scene, one for each axis, which serve to orient users.

Huanglong and nearby Jiuzhaigou will soon be made a nature re serve to protect the area's ecology and to allow scientists to ob serve these rare animals in their own habitats.

Every day, the brave men and women of our military serve to keep us safe – and so do their families.

The current disputes over fiscal discipline merely serve to emphasize the differences in the economic needs of different European nations.

Those who are inferior to one can also serve as mirrors in which one can look for faults in oneself, so they also deserve to be called teachers.

Contraception may be feasible — but will only serve to control Numbers in the future and not do much to help ease elephant Numbers in the short term.

Although to some extent this is old news, it does serve to emphasise the size of the hole out of which the UK must climb.

The confused messages of the CSR agenda are reinforced by the mantra of some basic myths that serve to uphold the 'business as usual' agenda.

The salient facts of this belief summary will serve to show how discordant Pericles was with much of the life of his city.

That will only serve to shrink your effective target market.

Punctuations serve to disambiguate the meaning of a given sentence.

The 2008 Olympics will serve to attract much of the public's attention toward sports activities.

Adopting a mission to create and sustain social value not just private value, pursuing opportunities that serve to social mission.

Similarly, as for architectural works, they also serve to reveal the social value rather than convey personal ideas.

And such a democracy first and foremost should serve to ensure the people's right to democratic elections, oversight and decision making.

They would even play both sides of the conflict against each other if doing so would serve to further their own goals.

Hops serve to embitter beer.

Some variables, such as and serve to indicate to the application whether given interface elements.

Some would argue that the ubiquitous headless body shots serve to protect the privacy of the people in the photos.

"Nicolas Sarkozy does not intend to give up on it, whatever the derisory manoeuvres that only serve to harm creative diversity," his office said in a statement.

It would only serve to precipitate his ruin.

So then, this is what may serve to teach us with him to sustain a metaphor, not fabricated in order not to work, but whose action we suspend.

Heavy eyebrows, facial hair and deep voices all could serve to make a man more imposing to other men.

"The gossip did serve to reinforce the teachers' group solidarity, but in this case it was also a form of warfare that brought everyone down," Dr. Hallett says.