Today, a bigger, stronger breed of players delivers serves that exceed 140 miles an hour.
Methodologies such as physiologic scoring systems to assess the quality and quantity of critical care delivered will serve as tools to help remedy the varying care delivered in the ED setting.
My daughter's middle school serves pizza made, delivered and served right out to the box from a national chain in her cafeteria.
He was then to go to the Pequots on the mainland, where he was to make three demands: first, that the killers of Oldham and the other trader be surrendered; second, that a payment of one thousand fathoms of wampum be made; and third, that some Pequot children be delivered to serve as hostages.
Some delivered care serves a double function as an interface: conversations residential supervisors have with patients are not only care deliverables, but also information guiding interfaces.
Only then did he prepare in earnest to toss the ball and deliver a serve.
The number of meals we deliver and serve increased from 20,000 to 2.3 million annually.
I'm trained by the people who deliver parcels, serve meals and bag groceries and who might, any day, apply to take my courses.
Eight years ago, Nadal's obsessive attention to water bottle positioning was already in place, but serving was as simple as walking to the baseline, bouncing the ball a few times with his right hand and delivering a serve with his left.
The best server in the history of women's tennis pumps her left fist and yells, "Come on!" Now imagine an alternate version of that scene, one that might have survived if the game's early practitioners in the 19th century had not changed the rules: Williams, facing break point, bounces the ball and gently delivers a serve... underhand.
