Sentence examples for get some serves from inspiring English sources

You try not to think about it too much when you're playing her and just do the best that you can, get some serves back and make some rallies.

He was trying to get some to serve at Starry Kitchen, where he was going to be chef-in-residence for the summer.

And so it's hard to see this as anything but a cynical, desperate calculation that if floating a minority or a woman as a possible running mate would get some buzz, and serve to distract the media to some extent, then naming someone who's both a minority and a woman must be twice as good.

A garden is a great way to get some plants to serve at lunch or give to a charity.

On a cool spring night, some of the serving staff get some fresh air.

Williams added eight aces to the relatively modest 14 she had struck in her first three matches, indicating she is starting to get some muscle back in her serve.

In her constant quest to give back (and get some treats in return), Lucky served as the Chair-Dog for the Katrina Pet Memorial, Grand Marshall of Barkus, as well as the American Cancer Society's Bark for Life and hosted 1000's of fundraisers in her lifetime.

But he keeps his composure, getting some big first serves in to put the pressure back on Djoko and take the game to 15.

The party kicks off at midnight or, as the DJs put it, "after your balls drop"—and if you make it till dawn, you'll even get served some fresh fruit like some cracked-out Roman god.

They get served some humbler fare: spaghetti bolognaise.

If you go to a restaurant you don't want them to come out and say 'We've got some things we served last night that we can reheat for you.' You want the meal cooked fresh for you - and likewise in the theatre.