Sentence examples for flat powerful from inspiring English sources

It was possible to imagine a long reign with Sharapova's flat, powerful groundstrokes and abundant stage presence.

Where Tomic plays with uncanny anticipation and a great deal of variety, Berdych keeps it simple, with big serving and flat powerful ground strokes.

The streaky, 59th-ranked Cirstea controlled rallies throughout the match with her flat, powerful forehand, closing points at the net with deft volleys.

Still not facing a break point since the second game of the match, Kerber has drawn near-level with Stosur on their baseline exchanges, hitting flat, powerful forehands that have drawn errors from the Aussie.

He was slightly less relaxed about a few of referee Tom Foley's other calls – "Some of his decisions were nowhere near correct" – and was equally unimpressed with Wasps' first-half work rate that helped a slightly flat but powerful Exeter establish what should have been a winning platform.

Beyond the river mouths, the bay offers nearly 15,000 acres of mud and sand flats, with powerful 7- to 13-foot tides cycling fresh water (and fresh bait) throughout the day.

She exacted a measure of revenge against Petkovic in the semifinals in Miami, winning, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, and then dominating the critical rallies from start to finish on Wednesday with her relatively flat and powerful-as-ever ground strokes.

Or Nadal was psyched out by Soderling, whose world ranking was only No. 23 but nonetheless hits powerful, flat balls — minimal spin, that is — that Nadal, even though he'd always beaten him before, finds a challenge to return.

With her wicked lefty serve, powerful, flat groundstrokes and a more than decent net game the Czech has the perfect game for grass, as two Wimbledon titles in the past five years would suggest.

The Canadian's powerful, flat hitting off both wings had Sharapova scrambling from side to side and she broke for the second time at 4-4 on her way to clinching the opening set.

The hominids that lived in South Africa 1.8 million years ago, known as Australopithecus robustus, were traditionally thought to be vegetarians, chomping coarse plant matter with their large, flat teeth and powerful jaw muscles.