Sentence examples for serve fairly from inspiring English sources

Fish, who normally holds serve fairly reliably, was broken in his first service game for his second consecutive match in London.

Addressing the first batch of potential jurors, in a speech that he is scheduled to give at least five more times in the next three days, Judge George O'Toole said that the jury's duty was "to serve fairly and impartially".

But Nadal was not winning as many of those long rallies as he tends to, and Djokovic was holding his serve fairly easily, and then, after nine games in that first set without a service break, and Nadal serving at 4-5, he seemed to tighten up.

"You get a feel for the return and I returned his serve fairly well.

Up front is a bistro serving fairly traditional Swedish food: meatballs and gravlax.

The upstairs cafe serves fairly uninspired food, with service that can border on inept.

He comes across not so much as a pioneer Surrealist, psychedelic shaman or Freudian precursor as a satirical religious moralist whose dark wit and wild imagination served fairly conventional forms of piety.

Mrs. Klein has stocked 100 bottles of wine, with many available by the glass, and is serving fairly simple food, like pâtés, cocktail meatballs, panini and roasted vegetables: 286 Columbus Avenue (74th Street), (212) 579-9463.

The early row houses, just a few minutes away from the Fulton Ferry to Manhattan, served fairly prosperous families, like that of Clement Davison, a watchmaker, who lived in the Greek Revival house at No. 65.

Part dude ranch, part desert motel out of a Wim Wenders movie, it is there as a stopping point on the way to the park, and it serves fairly well.

Across the street from Richmond Hill High School on Wednesday afternoon, I met a group of ninth-grade girls, two of them cousins who talked about the vital importance of getting rides to parties, even though Richmond Hill is served fairly well by public transportation.