Sentence examples for serve would be from inspiring English sources

"I knew my serve would be very important, and I felt consistent.

If Duffield closes, the families of the 120 children we serve would be forced to choose between giving up work and using informal, unregulated child care.

If taking away pure chips (salt and vinegar, no gravy etc), then the perfect if unfashionable serve would be in a paper bag/ wrapper.

Nadal's uncle and coach Toni Nadal had said before the match that he feared Murray's serve would be the major difference and when it mattered the Scot served beautifully.

At that time, the judge will also decide if Collins must register as a sex offender, Young said, adding that if he violated his probation, the maximum sentence he would serve would be five years.

The government he would serve would be Authority personified.

If this were a war where America was truly threatened, these same people who are fighting to get out of serving would be fighting to serve.

While money paid in would not vest until service reached at least three to five years, if a contributor left before the 10-year mark, the time served would be rolled over into their Social Security fund.

If Mr. Paterson plans to prefer stubborn self-imposed isolation in Albany, the least he can do for the state he serves would be to put Lt. Gov. Richard Ravitch firmly and finally in charge of concluding negotiations on the budget.

But if Cameron really is to proclaim next week that the Conservatives are the party of business, he must prove it – not on paper but in government, and the department in which Barker serves would be an excellent place to start.

Mr. Ross consciously built his menus on this bounty and also on the unalterable principles that everything served would be fresh and made from scratch, including bread, pasta and stocks.