Sentence examples similar to having trouble serving from inspiring English sources

While Rafter had trouble serving, Kuerten was sharp with his placement, as he has been all week.

But Simon, who broke Isner four times in the match, had trouble serving with the lead throughout the match, allowing Isner into tiebreak situations that the North Carolinian dominated with ease.

That means they have trouble serving clients who want to travel elsewhere.

Having trouble seeing clearly?

That earned Tipsarevic, one of the ATP Tour's most engaging figures, the support of the crowd and there was a loud cheer when he managed to hold, but Djokovic had no trouble serving it out.

And in the fourth game, he started having trouble with his serve.

If you're having trouble with your serve, try practicing just the toss.

After getting treatment from Alex Stober, the ATP trainer, Enqvist was still having trouble with his first serve.

She and Schiavone had trouble holding serve.

On an unrelated note, does Song have trouble getting served in pubs?

After a lunchroom scene--where both the unsightly Violet and the black Flick have trouble getting served by a redneck waiter--Tesori and lyricist/librettist Brian Crawley give us an intricate poker-game quintet.