Sentence examples similar to much more serve from inspiring English sources
The game is much more serve-orientated.
This is a much more difficult serve, so do not expect to learn it immediately.
Norman is a powerful athlete and a complete tennis player who, with his white cap, sturdy build and Calvinist work ethic, is reminiscent of Jim Courier at his peak, but with a much more penetrating serve and two-handed backhand and better technique at the net.
The financial advice industry has never served the American middle class because not enough human financial advisors exist, and those that do make much more money serving millionaires than "thousandaires".
"For all the tougher sentencing laws, there is not much more time served in prison per prisoner," he told me.
But the Brooklyn site is much more abundantly served by rail: it is a hub for nine subway lines and the Long Island Rail Road.
They'd have been much more suitably served by the treatment given to a lesser light, Mr. Friedman, by the director Mark Waldrop.
But for a young man in obvious distress, he still managed to make an intriguing match of it, pushing Agassi hard in the frequently long rallies and coming up with much more powerful serves than usual.
Plants with only 500 workers are much more expensive to serve.
So in our case fiscal stimulus is much more likely to serve as a bridge to a revived era of normal macroeconomics.
And it was selective: deferments were granted to college students in particular, leaving the poor and working-class much more liable to serve.
