Sentence examples for open serve from inspiring English sources

We're all for liquid assets -- and for better ways to make, store, open, serve and transport them.

The qualifying rounds of a Futures tournament such as the Plantation Open serve as a sort of cattle call for tennis players, mostly young though some old, looking to keep some presence as a professional player.

Agassi's casual cruelty, rationalizing Sampras's greater success by needling him about his cheapness, may be just old rivalry flaring up, but it is also a reminder that all memoirs, even the ones that seem most open, serve as apologies for their authors, who invariably invent a literary self in the writing.

2012 U.S. Open Serve And Volley Points Through 3 Rounds.

Half the lights were out in the cafeteria, and there was only one line open, serving spaghetti and canned peaches.

The world of women's golf is less cheery, with the United States Open serving to highlight the L.P.G.A.'s woes.

Nadal, who has played as well as anyone on hardcourts this summer, continued to exert his dominance at the Open, serving notice Wednesday night with another near-perfect win.

Djokovic, the reigning Australian Open champion and the runner-up to Roger Federer at last year's Open, served for the match at 5-4 in the fourth set.

The restaurant has survived tumultuous times, including the 1968 race riots, when Ben's notably remained open, serving both protesters and the police.

Tony Higgins, the owner of the Fitzroy Hotel pub in Rockhampton, said he had stayed open serving beer and soft drinks despite a lack of electricity since Sunday and floodwaters that had reached his front veranda.

They're out in the open, serving politicians and executives in restaurants, wearing the uniforms of Japanese companies — generally doing jobs that two decades ago would have rarely been left to foreigners from any country.