Sentence examples for return of service from inspiring English sources

played a role in delaying the return of service.

A blistering forehand return of service by Graf was just wide, giving Zvereva a point.

Second serve again, which gives Robson some hope – and a return of service like that will help.

Leading, 5-4, Krickstein hit a forehand winner and then closed out the match when Annacone's return of service sailed long.

She won eight out of the next nine points, blasting a bullet on a return of service that Navratilova volleyed into the net to close the set at 6-1.

"It's almost like a family thing for me," said Nick Nishimoto, 74, a retired Army staff sergeant who spent 33 months in Korea as a prisoner of war, and since 1985 has come to every ceremony here for the return of service members' remains.

The creation of additional training positions for non-EU graduates can be offset in the form of return-of-service arrangements.

Studies of financial incentives for return of service within the military (e.g., [ 33]) were excluded because experiences with return-of-service programs in the military are likely to be very different from civilian experiences, as the military can exert more control over its members than most civilian institutions over citizens.

Most also believe that mandatory national or return-of-service requirements would be justified, yet almost a third considered such requirements would make them more, rather than less, likely to migrate.

Return-of-service arrangements are commonplace in Canada and Australia [ 33], whereby costs of medical training are completely or heavily subsidised in return for service for a specified number of years in training posts in the national healthcare service.

Officials in Ishinomaki in Miyagi prefecture, one of the coastal cities wrecked by the tsunami, say the shortages and a painfully slow return of services has led to rising anger at the government and sporadic reports of theft and violent crime.