Sentence examples for serve out of from inspiring English sources

He used his backhand slice to dice Murray like an onion and brought his serve out of mothballs to produce a 128-mile-an-hour ace in the first set.

After three deuces and four break points, Williams picked a 73 miles per hour second serve out of the air for a backhand return winner, putting herself up 1-0 in the second set.

The vast majority of Americans I have met in the military serve out of a sense of obligation as citizens to protect America, its allies and those around the world who cannot protect themselves.

Against Agustin Calleri in the quarterfinals, Ljubicic won 36 points on serve out of 37 and on Friday he gained ample revenge against another Argentine, David Nalbandian, by crushing, 6-1 6-2, the man who had beaten him in the Masters Cup in Shanghai last November.

Second set: Murray 4-4 Nadal* (4-6) Nadal pulls an epic serve out of his bag of tricks to save the first of two break points at 15-40, forcing Murray to leave a backhand bouncing towards his own net.

But cash machines are costly, and if regulators succeed in protecting us from being charged for using them, banks won't continue to serve out-of-town travelers".

Now, as phone service becomes an increasingly important economic factor to even the most rural places, little telephone companies that serve out-of-the-way communities are finding themselves in demand by new business.

A federal prosecution means bail is non-existent, the sentence is longer than in a state facility and served out-of-state for men since Connecticut doesn't have a federal prison for men.

The Friars were celebrating their 100th anniversary, with Champagne served out of plastic flutes in the plaza in front of their building on East 55th Street.

Whoever wins would then serve out the rest of Mr. Weiner's term, through 2012.

He has pledged to serve out the remainder of his term.