Sentence examples for serve from a from inspiring English sources

Bartenders serve from a list of excellent wines, bottles of which are stacked to the ceiling.

It was the second consecutive day Roddick had to face a powerful serve from a taller player.

The player making the smash often leaps to hit the ball with a stroke similar to the serve from a position approximating the service toss.

The owner and her family serve from a deli case of dishes like Asian salad with grilled chicken breast on rice noodles with sesame ginger dressing, or a smoked-salmon wrap with chive cream cheese, tomatoes, cucumber and greens.

It comes from questions like, "Who are you, really?" "What do you care about?" and, "What do you serve?" From a deep consideration of such questions, courage is born.

Even when it's served from a van.

Lunch is usually served from a mess tent.

It will be served from a silver pot into a delicate porcelain cup.

Orders are placed at a short counter and served from a series of stainless steel pots.

The food, generally served from a central cafeteria, was a national, even front-page, joke.

Each pitch is served from a standing delivery that he adopted only a little over a month ago.