Sentence examples for commitment to tennis from inspiring English sources

NBC's record of tape-delay antics at the French Open and Wimbledon should make any sensate person question the network's commitment to tennis.

Stefanki says that with Roddick's commitment to tennis and his willingness to expand his game, those exciting moments Roddick alluded to will materialize.

Wintour's work ethic is formidable – despite the power to have a show held until her arrival, she is a meticulous timekeeper, and often among the first to be seated by the catwalk – but her commitment to tennis is so strong that she has been known to skip entire afternoons of New York fashion week in favour of the US Open.

She is not afraid to come in but above all she has made a commitment to play tennis.

Wimbledon also plans to boost its security and commitment to integrity in tennis following a number of damaging headlines about match-fixing and doping.

If you add that to BT's commitments to rugby, tennis and European football, it would put its annual outlay at well over Sky's current £1.45bn but with a smaller range of sports to offer.

As for his son's chequered past – which included sanctions from the LTA after he was seen out drinking at 3am on a day when he was playing in the junior tournament at Wimbledon – Evans Snr said: "He hasn't always done what he's supposed to have done, but he's made a commitment to try to be a tennis player.

His father, Dave, who has his own electricians' business, told Radio 5 Live on Friday: "Yes, he hasn't always done what he's supposed to have done, but he's made a commitment to try to be a tennis player.

Sampras's fault-finding with Corretja and Costa came as a bit of a surprise considering the criticism he has received in the past for his light tennis schedule, spotty commitment to the Davis Cup team and noncommitment to play on the Olympic team.

Federer won by mercilessly picking apart Zverev's unwavering commitment to old-school serve-and-volley tennis, hitting strong returns and passing shots at will.

What had been conspicuously lacking was the commitment to live his life like a professional tennis player.